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12 Cards in this Set
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first American woman foreign correspondent
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Margaret Fuller
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godey's lady's book
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sarah hale
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women won the right to vote with the _ amendment in _
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19th, 1920
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who founded the revolution? topic?
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susan b. anthony, elizabeth cady stanton, women's suffrage
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sororis
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first influential women's study club, founded by Jane Croly
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women's magazines during the early 1800s? social standards?
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they reinforced the sphere of womanhood in the home
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godey's lady's book
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sara hale edited. advocated women educating themselves in case their husbands died. property rights, but no suffrage.
medicine and teaching were fields for women. |
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why did the revolution oppose the 15th amendment?
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because it would give black men, but not black women the right to vote
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who put out the women's journal?
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abolutionists Lucy Stone and her husband Henry Blackwell. more moderate than the revolution.
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who was sara parton
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aka fanny fern. columnist who wrote satire for a magazine. she wrote for the NY Ledger for $100 a week.
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marry clemmer ames
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wrote woman's letter from washington in the Independent, a radical antislavery NP
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sara lippincott
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grace greenwood, wrote for the NY times, but never set foot in the newsroom
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