| A | B |
|---|
| Eli Whitney | invented the cotton gin |
| Lucretia Mott | Worked with Stanton for women's rights |
| Nineteenth Century | the 1800's |
| Field Slave | worked from sunrise to sunset |
| House Slave | better living conditions than Field Slaves |
| Nat Turner | led the only effective slave revolt |
| Slave Rebellion | Slave owners feared |
| Silent Resistance | breaking tools, playing stupid, damaging crops |
| Abolition | The movement to end slavery |
| Agriculture | Southern enonomy was based on |
| Manufacturing | Northern economy was based on |
| Free States | Northern states |
| Slave States | Southern States |
| Northern States | Slavery illegal |
| Southern States | Slavery legal |
| William Lloyd Garrison | publisher of an abolitionist newspaper |
| The Liberator | Title of Garrison's newspaper |
| Frederick Douglass | runaway slave who became a major abollitionist |
| Sojourner Truth | escaped slave, wrote "ain't I a women" speech |
| Underground Railroad | above ground series of escape routes for slaves from the south to the north |
| Harriet Tubman | most well known conductor of Underground Rail Road |
| Conductor | fed and hid slaves from slave hunters |
| Forty Thousand Dollars | Reward for Tubman's capture |
| Industrial Revolution | factory tools replaced hand tools |
| Improved Transportation | a result of the Industrial Revolution |
| Womens Suffrage | right to vote |
| Declaration of Sentiments | modeled after the Declaration of Independence |
| Seneca Falls Convention | meeting of women who demanded equal rights |
| Elizabeth Cady Stanton | leader of the Suffrage Movement |
| Increased Slave Labor | result ot the cotton gin invention |
