Lucretia Coffin and Social Change
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What motivated Lucretia Coffin to challenge the norms of her time?

  • Her belief in immediate abolition and the principle of equality. (correct)
  • Her experience of managing a family store and household.
  • Her preference for traveling and speaking in various churches.
  • Her desire to become a ship captain like her father.

    • What was a significant impact of the Quaker faith on Lucretia Coffin's development?

  • It exposed her to women actively speaking in church. (correct)
  • It instilled a preference for silent worship over spoken sermons.
  • It encouraged her to leave home and travel extensively.
  • It led her to focus on the importance of private prayer.

    • At her school in Millbrook, New York, what specific inequalities did Lucretia Coffin observe?

  • Boys were only taught math and girls were only taught reading while the male teachers were paid less than female teachers.
  • Girls were assigned more chores to do and they were paid less than the males
  • Girls were educated in a different building and were taught less than boys, and male teachers were paid more. (correct)
  • Boys were taught less about religion than girls, and male teachers were paid more.

    • What action demonstrates Lucretia's early inclination towards challenging authority?

    <p>Sneaking food to a boy locked in a closet at her boarding school. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What was Lucretia Coffin's belief regarding the timing of the abolition of slavery, relative to some other opinions?

    <p>It should happen immediately, despite any disagreement. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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    Lucretia Coffin

    An early women's rights advocate and Quaker speaker.

    Quaker beliefs

    The belief that everyone has a divine inner spirit and can speak in church.

    Education inequality

    The difference in educational opportunities for girls and boys.

    Advocacy against slavery

    Lucretia fought for the immediate abolition of slavery.

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    Traveling speaker

    Lucretia became a prominent speaker advocating for rights and education.

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