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John Brown
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Extreme (violent) American abolitionist; precipitated Civil War by splitting apart the Political Parties
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Elizabeth Cady Stanton
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Pushed for women's suffrage, joint guardianship, right ot sue, be sued
FOunded Women's National League with S.B. Anthony Co-founder of American Equal RIghts Association Created Women's Bible- outrage and bestseller; denounced passages that subjugated women. |
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Harriet Tubman
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Freed over 200 slaves in trips by Underground Railroad across the Mason-Dixon line.
Lead conductor of U.R> |
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Joseph Smith
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religious freformer; "the Prophet"
Wrote Book of MOrmon; translated plates he had found in the mountains; founded church of mormonism (latter day saints) |
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John Humphrey Noyes
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perfectionism
Nobody had Original sin Oneida Community; complex marriage. Oneida Community became silverware company |
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Sojourner Truth
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Deeply religious; preached .
"Ain't I a WOman?" said she could do all of a man's work and was still awoman. |
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Horace Mann
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Public education reformer; schools for teachers, school journals
founer of modern public school felosophy 10th aendment reserved state power to oversee education. |
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Dorothea Dix
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Proponent for rights of mentally ill; abused as achild. Founded New Jersey Lunatic Asylum, 1st mental hospital
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Lucy Stone
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Abolitionist, women's rights activist; lectured on women's suffrage, abolition
Elected to Garrisonian mass. Anti-Slavery Society; believed African Americans had more right to suffrage than women Lucy Stoners- people who do not take their husban's names at marriage |
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Theodore Wells
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husband of Angelina Grimke; organizer, writer, speaker for Abolition
Co-wrote AMERICAN SLAVERY AS IT IS with A and S Grimke |
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Angelina Grimke
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Close to sister Sarah, Quaker. Born in South yet anti-slavery. Member of Society of Friends
"An appeal to Christian Women in the SOuth" Interested in women's rights as well |
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William Lloyd Garrison
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Active in abolition moement in UK, US, Anti-Slavery society; also advocate for women's rights
Believed balcks could have equality and assimilate into American society THE LIBERATOR stopped after 13, 14, 15 amendments gave blacks rights undisputed Leader of Abolitionist Movement. |
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Brigham young
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Religious, political reform\
Successor of John Brown in Mormon society Colonized Salt Lake City, governor; Allied with Utah Native Americans and authorized them to raid non-mormon white wagons |
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RW Emrson
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Individualist. transcendentalisth
More active in Abolitionist movement after Lovejoy's murder THE DIAL- transcendentalist paper |
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William Ellory Channing
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Pastor; primary spokesperson of Unitarionism (no trinity)
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Elijiah Lovejoy
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abolitionist; published account about unfair acquittal of perpetrators of slave lynching; fled and continued abolitionist newspaper printing until death by angry mob
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Margaret fuller
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Transcendentalist, women'srights activist
Worked with Emerson on THE DIAL WOMEN IN THE 19th CENTURY on women's rights, role in society |
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Frederick Douglass
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Abolitionistmember, American Anti-Slavery ORg
Autobigraphy reaffirmed stories of his bondage THE NORTH STAR (newspaper); recruited for 54 regiment of Mass. |
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PT Barnum
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Set up a circus (entertainment for the common man)
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Dr. Slvester Graham
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advocate for sexual abstinence by proper diet; preached on temperence and stressed whole-wheat flower wtf.
Father of Graham cracker, granola founder, American Vegetarian society believed in utopia with procreation for the healthy only. |