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The Early American Republic Era was a time of new ideas and the formation of a new country. In this unit, we will explore the emergence of women's suffrage, the idea of abolition, and the other new ideas during this time period.
Educational Resources:
African Americans in the Early Republic
Female Abolitionists in the Early Republic
Free African American Soldiers After the Revolutionary War
Women's Rights in the Early Republic
Abigail Adams' "Remember the Ladies” Letter
Excerpt from the Book "Women of the Republic"
Correspondence Between John and Abigail Adams
Evacuation of African Americans in the Early Republic
Review Questions:
1. Why were some African American soldiers granted freedom after the war while some weren’t?
2. From the excerpt from “Women of the Republic”, what was Judith Sargent Murray’s prediction for the “new era of female history”?
3. What was the system used by the Free Black Press in the early republic?
4. Summarize John and Abigail Adams’ views on women’s suffrage and rights.
5. What did Abigail Adams mean when she told her husband to “Remember the Ladies”?
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