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48 Cards in this Set
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Maragret Brent
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1st female lawyer, demanded right to vote, catholic, business woman, saved maryland as state of religious freedom
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Catherine Breecher
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surveyed 200 towns, women felt well in 2, probably had mercury poisoning
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Anarcha
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slave who endured 13 vesciovaginal fishila operations form dr. sims
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Harriet Breech Stowe
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probably had mercury poisoning,
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Madame Restell (Ann Cohman)
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abortionist & maternity doctor
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Eleanor Dare
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gave birth to 1st english cild in US
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Angelina & Sarah Grimke
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SC, 1st anti-slavery female abolitionist lecturers
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Lydia Marie Child
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wrote 1st antislavery book to be published
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Maria Weston Chapman
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edited antislavery magazines, fundraised for abolition
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Harriet Jacobs
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granddaughter of free black woman who was enslaved but esaped
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Mary Chestnut
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Clara Barton
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helped on battlefield & founded Red Cross
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Luenza Wilson
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Ann Moses
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Annie Oakley namesake, cowgirl w/ good aim
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Julia Lovejoy
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Esther Morris
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wyoming suffragist (bill passed) became justice of peace, 1st woman judge
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Lillian Russell
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singer/actress in gilded age, bicycled, wrote beauty column in Chicago Tribune
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Lydia Pinkham
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Vegetable Compound, medicine w/ more alcohol than wine 'could cure anything'
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Rose Cohen
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Russian, moved to Lower East Side, worked in sweatshops, learned to write, didn't go through w/ arranged marriage, committed suicide
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Frances Wright
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lectured to both sexes 1829
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Sarah Hale
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1st female magazine editor
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Sojourner Truth
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exslave, author, lecturer
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Dorothea Dix
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superintendent of union nurses
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Jane Addams
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New Woman, moral perfection, writer, pioneer, reformist, Hull House (nursery), 1st playground, settlement house, studied medicine, never married
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Mother Jones
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labor organizer, irish, whole family died of yellow fever, orator
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Frances Perkins
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1st female cabinet member
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Ida Welles-Barnett
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journalist, public speaker, walked w/ whites in parade
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Elizabeth Elkford
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black, went to white Little Rock Central High School
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Betty Friedan
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held marches at 15th anniversary of women's right to vote ratification
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Rose Cavallari
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Italian, ran away to chicago, never literate but had autobiography published
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Hester Vough
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raped and impregnated, baby froze, charged but pardoned
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Francis Willard
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head of women's christian temperance union, wrote book about bicycling, "do everything" policy
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Madame Yale
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beauty lecturer
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Susan B. Anthony
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Ida Turrell
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investigative reporter for McCluster's magazine
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Madame CJ Walker
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invented hair growth shampoo
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Madame CJ Walker
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invented hair growth shampoo
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Ellen Swallow Richards
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chemist, taught chemistry relevant to home/women,
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JeanetteRankin
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1st woman in house of representatives, voted no for entry to world war i (women could not face political life) not reelected
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JeanetteRankin
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1st woman in house of representatives, voted no for entry to world war i (women could not face political life) not reelected
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Elizabeth Stanton
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wrote speeches and essays, motherly, racial feminist
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Carrie Chapman Catt
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campaigned for womens rights in constitution
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Alice Paul
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last great american suffragist leader, held parade, picketed white house, got amendment for womens suffrage
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Alice Paul
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last great american suffragist leader, held parade, picketed white house, got amendment for womens suffrage
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Margaret Sandger
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wrote newspaper column about sex, tested birth controls, opened birth control clinic but arrested,
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Margaret Mead
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flapper, went to college
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Alva Belmont
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socialist turned suffragist
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`Gertrude Ederle
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famous olympic swimmer,
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