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Reform Era

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Where did the first women's conference in America take place?

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What kinds of restrictions were placed on women in the early 1800s?

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How many people attended the meeting? Name two of its leaders.

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Many people in women's rights movements were also active in what other reform movement?

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How was the conference receive at the time? How did people mock and make fun of it?

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Which Amendment to the constitution gave women the right to vote? When was is passed?

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Explain the debate at the Seneca Falls Convention over women voting.

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Do most schools offer coeducation today?

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What is suffrage?

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Match the education reformers with her school.

(just write them out.)

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Write the sentence that shows the progress of women in the mid-to-late 1800s in marriage and property laws.

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What gains did women make in education?

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List three demads made at the Seneca Falls Convention in 1848.

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List two gains women made in the field of education.

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Who was Sojourner Truth and why is she significant? In short, tell me what you just learned about her.