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I learned that Harriet was a writer and an abolitionist. Her most famous novel was Uncle Tom's Cabin which exposed the harsh ways slaves were treated.

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Frances Willard, the President of the WCTU, urged members to fight against alcohol and moral reform, and to fight for women's suffrage. The WCTU was originally organized by Protestant women, but there were over 200,000 members by the end of the 1800's. This was a major force behind the 18th amendment (banned alcohol). The WCTU fought for many things that we might not have today without it. We have laws in place to help keep us safe when we've been drinking. Women have the option, the privilege and the freedom to vote.

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I learned that Sojourner was an abolitionist, and an escaped slave. My favorite thing we did learning about Sojourner was the video of the "Ain't I a Woman" speech.

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Voices of a People's History of the United States

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Life on the frontier was lonely. Water was rare, but clothes and diapers still had to be washed, gardens watered, meals prepared, and houses/children kept clean. The survival of many families depended on the income women could bring in through the production of clothing, soap, candles, and food. Women were finally starting to be recognized as able to work. People were starting to realize that women are as capable as men.

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Women continued to take care of the needs of the house, garden, and family. The west often forced women to do jobs that were traditionally considered "male jobs". Women worked with their fathers, brothers, and husbands in fields and barns, and took the men's place if they died or went away.

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Women were forced to sit alone in a separate chamber from the men, which led them to start talking about women's rights. The Seneca Falls Convention is what ultimately led to the Declaration of Sentiments being written.

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500-1000 women passed as beardless, adolescent young men to fight in the Civil War. They fought in every major battle. They would not allow women to fight knowing they were women because women were not as capable in the eyes of men.

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Men would come home drunk and abuse their families and wives. Women were against drinking and would sing songs to let others know more about it. It was considered okay for men to beat their wiv

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Carry Nation was not afraid to stand up for what she believed in, and she had clever, effective ways of doing so. She would use hatchets and destroy everything in saloons to get her point across about the Temperance Movement. Carry was a very powerful woman, and she did things that not a lot of people were brave enough to do.

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I learned that the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory Fire was one of the deadliest in US history. This is where the importance of fire escape ladders comes from, because there was a whole floor of women who burned. This affected our country immensely and we still see the impact whenever you see ladders and fire safety equipment in buildings.