-
November 12, 1815 - October 16, 1902
Born in New York
Well educated for her time
Met Henry Stanton (husband) through her early involvemnt in the temperance & abolition movements.
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
-
January 3, 1793 - November 1, 1880
Quacker minister
Feminist
Abolitionist
Met at the Internation Anti-Slavery Convention
Against slavery
Lucretia Mott
-
Feburary 15, 1820 - March 13, 1906
Joined forceds in the temperance movement
Went to Female Sufferage & Women's Rights
Single women, had plenty of time to travel & do speeches.
Susan B. Anthony
-
August 13, 1818 - October 19, 1893
Joined women's movement
Dropped out of college
Lucy Stone
-
January 19, 1859 - March 9, 1947
Born in Wisconsin
Raised in Iowa
Teacher
Joined women's Christian temperance union (WCTU)
Campaigning for women's sufferage
Carrie Chapman Catt
-
January 11, 1885 - July 9, 1977
Quaker
Had a PH.D & a law degree
Lived in England & inspired women to join the women's sufferage movement.
Alice Paul
-
July 18, 1879 - December 22, 1966
Born in New York
Irish Catholic family
Vassar college & Yale University
English teacher
Moved to England, went to Oxford University
Lucy Burns
-
Joined International Anti-Slavery Convention
William Lloyd Garrison
-
Sixtenth President
Abraham Lincoln
-
Published Uncle Tom's Cabin - most influential novel that stirs anti-slavery sentiments.
Harriet Beecher Stowe
-
Enslaved Afrian American preacher
Leads most significant slave uprising in American history
Him & his band of about 80 followers murdered nearly 60 whites (mostly women & children)
Hanged withover 50 of his comrades.
Nat Turner
-
Congress passes ________. The Kansas-Nebraska Act
Stephen A. Douglas
-
Won ballte of New Orleans
President ______ sent naval flotilla & promised to send troops if South Carolina wouldn't recognize tariff.
Andrew Jackson
-
Resigned as Vice President
Publiced secretly by ______ (South Carolina Exposition) druing the Nullification Crisis
John C. Calhoun
-
Educated slave-black smith who was inspired by successful Haitian slave revolt
Prosser planned an insurrection to capture Richmond & massacre white, except methodist, Quakers, Frenchman, & the poor.
Gabriel Prosser
-
Elected president of the CSA
Jefferson Davis
-
President responded wiht the Embargo Act of 1807
Thomas Jefferson
-
Got message from Napoleon bonaparte promising to leave our ships alone & respect American's neutrality, if France & the US joined alliances.
Gave speech to US Congress recounting America's grievance agaisnt Great Britain.
James Madison
-
Given command of American Army of Northwest
9th president of US
American Military officer
Politican
First president to die in office
William Henry Harrison
-
One of America's most famous ship captians before, during, & after the war of 1812.
Stephen Decatur
-
Awaited British naval bombardment
George Armistead
-
American commander captian
Fought battle of Lake Erie on September 10, 1813.
Oliver Hazard Perry
-
Democratic-Republicans had planned for on of the elections to abstain from casting his second vote for _______.
New York, former US Senator
Aaron Burr
-
Ferderalist leader
Alexander Hamilton
-
Massachusetts, President
Reported on France's refusal to negotiate & spoke of the need "to place our country in a suitable posture of defense."
John Q Adams
-
Marbury, Chief Justice
Affixed the Great Seal on the commissions
John Marshall
-
Appointed Thomas Pinckney to be US minister (ambassador) to Great Britain in 1792.
Farewell address
US-September 17, 1796
George Washington
|
|