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48 Cards in this Set

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Maragret Brent
11
1st female lawyer, demanded right to vote, catholic, business woman, saved maryland as state of religious freedom
Catherine Breecher
115
surveyed 200 towns, women felt well in 2, probably had mercury poisoning
Anarcha
119
slave who endured 13 vesciovaginal fishila operations form dr. sims
Harriet Breech Stowe
120
probably had mercury poisoning,
Madame Restell (Ann Cohman)
130
abortionist & maternity doctor
Eleanor Dare
gave birth to 1st english cild in US
Angelina & Sarah Grimke
166
SC, 1st anti-slavery female abolitionist lecturers
Lydia Marie Child
170
wrote 1st antislavery book to be published
Maria Weston Chapman
172
edited antislavery magazines, fundraised for abolition
Harriet Jacobs
177
granddaughter of free black woman who was enslaved but esaped
Mary Chestnut
?
Clara Barton
200
helped on battlefield & founded Red Cross
Luenza Wilson
219
?
Ann Moses
221
Annie Oakley namesake, cowgirl w/ good aim
(Calamity Jane)
Julia Lovejoy
225
?
Esther Morris
235
wyoming suffragist (bill passed) became justice of peace, 1st woman judge
Lillian Russell
238
singer/actress in gilded age, bicycled, wrote beauty column in Chicago Tribune
Lydia Pinkham
255
Vegetable Compound, medicine w/ more alcohol than wine 'could cure anything'
Rose Cohen
260
Russian, moved to Lower East Side, worked in sweatshops, learned to write, didn't go through w/ arranged marriage, committed suicide
Frances Wright
lectured to both sexes 1829
Sarah Hale
1st female magazine editor
Sojourner Truth
exslave, author, lecturer
Dorothea Dix
superintendent of union nurses
Jane Addams
New Woman, moral perfection, writer, pioneer, reformist, Hull House (nursery), 1st playground, settlement house, studied medicine, never married
Mother Jones
labor organizer, irish, whole family died of yellow fever, orator
Frances Perkins
1st female cabinet member
Ida Welles-Barnett
journalist, public speaker, walked w/ whites in parade
Elizabeth Elkford
black, went to white Little Rock Central High School
Betty Friedan
held marches at 15th anniversary of women's right to vote ratification
Rose Cavallari
Italian, ran away to chicago, never literate but had autobiography published
Hester Vough
272
raped and impregnated, baby froze, charged but pardoned
Francis Willard
head of women's christian temperance union, wrote book about bicycling, "do everything" policy
Madame Yale
281
beauty lecturer
Susan B. Anthony
?
Ida Turrell
investigative reporter for McCluster's magazine
Madame CJ Walker
290
invented hair growth shampoo
Madame CJ Walker
290
invented hair growth shampoo
Ellen Swallow Richards
296
chemist, taught chemistry relevant to home/women,
JeanetteRankin
302
1st woman in house of representatives, voted no for entry to world war i (women could not face political life) not reelected
JeanetteRankin
302
1st woman in house of representatives, voted no for entry to world war i (women could not face political life) not reelected
Elizabeth Stanton
306
wrote speeches and essays, motherly, racial feminist
Carrie Chapman Catt
306
campaigned for womens rights in constitution
Alice Paul
310
last great american suffragist leader, held parade, picketed white house, got amendment for womens suffrage
Alice Paul
310
last great american suffragist leader, held parade, picketed white house, got amendment for womens suffrage
Margaret Sandger
324
wrote newspaper column about sex, tested birth controls, opened birth control clinic but arrested,
Margaret Mead
328
flapper, went to college
Alva Belmont
socialist turned suffragist
`Gertrude Ederle
345
famous olympic swimmer,