Women and Reform | Teaching with Primary Sources

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Maryland Public Television MPT Teaching with Primary Sources Thinkport primary sources reform movements women's rights women's movement women reformers abolition suffrage women's suffrage Seneca Falls Convention prison reform Dorothea Dix Lucretia Mott Martha Wright Mary Ann McClintock Jane Hunt temperance movement temperance
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History-Social Science
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Grade 6 Grade 7 Grade 8 Grade 9 Grade 10 Grade 11 Grade 12
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Women and Reform | Teaching with Primary Sources

This inquiry kit features Library of Congress sources and focuses on the role of women in reform movements.

Thinking Questions

  • What reform movements did women participate in between 1824 and 1860?
  • What changes did women want to create in society?
  • How were these different reform movements related?
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PBS Learning Media

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