Women's Rights Movement and the Abolitionist Movement

Who were some of the women who lectured against slavery?

• Frances Wright and Lucretia Mott

• Sarah and Angelina Grimké

• Catharine Beecher and Lucy Stone

• William Lloyd Garrison and Angelina Grimké

In what year did the World Anti-Slavery Convention refuse to seat female delegates?

• 1829

• 1835

• 1840

• 1845

What movement did women's rights emerge from?

• Civil Rights Movement

• Suffrage Movement

• Abolitionist Movement

• Labor Movement

Who published a cartoon mocking Frances Wright for speaking out against slavery?

• William Lloyd Garrison

• Angelina Grimké

• Lucy Stone

• An artist

What did women gain experience in as part of the radical wing of the abolitionist movement?

• Cooking and cleaning

• Leadership, organizing, writing, and lecturing

• Sewing and knitting

• Childcare and education

Who wrote an essay on slavery and abolitionism, discussing the roles of men and women?

• Catharine Beecher

• Lucretia Mott

• Maria Stewart

• Frances Wright

What did the artist in the cartoon believe about women speaking in public?

• They should be encouraged

• They should be hissed

• They should be applauded

• They should be ignored

Who were some of the leaders of the women's rights movement?

• Catharine Beecher and Lucy Stone

• Sarah and Angelina Grimké

• Frances Wright and Lucretia Mott

• William Lloyd Garrison and Angelina Grimké

What did Lucretia Mott say about submitting to injustice?

• She would oppose it with all her moral powers

• She would advocate for passivity

• She would ignore it

• She would support it

What did women do when they faced discrimination in the abolitionist movement?

• They formed a separate women's rights movement

• They gave up and stopped advocating for women's rights

• They joined the suffrage movement

• They focused on other social issues