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| In Seneca Falls, NY. and called for women's rights and suffrage |
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| a free slave who fought for women's rights and said the quote, "And ain't I a woman?" |
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wrote Uncle Tom's Cabin which explores slavery and how it is unjust |
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| practiced "civil disobedience" by refusing to pay a tax he believed was unjust |
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| A period of low economic activity and widespread unemployment |
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| a time period of religious revival (religious ferver) |
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| Quaker who fought for women's rights and temperance |
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| runaway slave and most well-known conductor of the Underground Railroad |
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| To cancel or make ineffective |
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refusing to obey unjust laws |
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| organized a women's rights convention in Seneca Falls |
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| A tax on imports or exports |
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| the use of little or no alcohol |
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| To reject a bill and prevent it from becoming a law |
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| Policy that government should interfere as little as possible in the nation's economy (not much government control of the economy) |
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| the most widley known African American abolitionist and great author |
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