Women, Jeopardy, Midterm.

1. Women, Jeopardy, Midterm.

2. 19th Century1 19th century II Native /Puritan 18th century 19th Cent. 3 100 100 100 100 100 200 200 200 200 200 300 300 300 300 300 400 400 400 400 400 500 500 500 500 500

3. Row 1, Col 1 What is matrilocal? A society where the property is passed Down through the maternal line.

4. 1,2 What was food? Power was accorded to women In most tribal societies because They were able to procure the Majority of _____.

5. 1,3 What were names like mindwell and hopestill? This was a way that Puritans Hoped to socialize their Daughters into ideal patterns Of “normal” behaviors.

6. 1,4 Who was Anne Bradstreet? _________ wrote the following Epitaph for her father: Within this tomb a patriot lies/ That was both pious, just and wise,/ To truth a shield, to right a wall,/ To sectaries a whip and maul,/ A magazine of history, A prizer of good company/ In manners pleasant and severe/ The good him loved, the bad did fear,/ And when his time with years was spent/ In some rejoiced, more did lament./ 1653, age 77

7. 2,1 What was the femme covert a legal status where a married Woman’s identity is literally Covered by that of her husband’s.

8. 2,2 What was the homespun movement? It was the name of a Revolutionary political movement That involved the boycotting Of certain fabrics during the Latter years of the 18th century.

9. 2,3 What was the Edenton Petition? This political gathering was Guised as a tea party, where American wives and daughters Signed a now famous petition, Stating in writing, their support For the revolutionary movement In 1774.

10. 2,4 Who was Mercy Otis Warren? She was the first historian to write a comprehensive history of the American Revolution. And, yes, she was a woman. During her Life, she also enjoyed a lively correspondence with many of the Men we now know as the “founding fathers.”

11. 3,1 What was the true woman? This cultural icon belonged to The 19th century American Housewife; she was seen as a Moral guide and an Angel, Upholding the holy home with Her frail and tender hands.

12. 3,2 Who was Lucretia Mott? This quaker woman was met by Elizabeth Cady Stanton at the Anti Slavery society in London. Later, they would work together To form ideas for Seneca Falls.

13. 3,3 Who was Harriet Tubman? She was a former slave, who during her Long life worked to free others trapped As slaves, and also worked for women’s Rights.

14. 3,4 What were Bonnet Brigades? These were local associations That sprang up in the early years Of the Civil War. They provided Bandages, and other minor Essentials to Union soldiers.

15. 4,1 What was the Women’s Rights Convention at Seneca Falls, in 1848? This was the first, and I mean The FIRST gathering of its kind.

16. 4,2 Who was Elizabeth Van Lew? She was described by U.S. Grant, as one of the more Valuable union spies during the Civil War.

17. 4,3 Who was Mary Bowser? She was probably the only African American woman spy Of the Civil War, and definitely The only one that was decorated.

18. 4,4 Who was Belle Boyd? She was referred in the North as the original “Jezebel,” Or the original “sezesh harlot”.

19. 5,1 What was the Gibson Girl? She was the fashion icon of the 1890s. She was the creation of painter/designer Charles Gibson.

20. 5,2 What was the pessary? This was a tool used by women In the 19th century ( & beyond) For a prolapsed uterus.

21. 5,3 What was an oopherectomy? surgical removal of the ovaries.

22. 5,4 What was hydriatic massage therapy? a progressive therapy for hysteria involving Water, massage, and the orgasm.

23. 6,1 Europeans were becoming more secular, and many countries decriminalized witchcraft, whereas the Puritans did not. What changes were taking Place in Europe towards The crime of witchcraft toward The end of the 17th Century, that differed From the Puritan mind set toward Witchcraft?

24. 6,2 Who was Deborah Sampson? She was shot and wounded While guarding the fort at West Point in the American Revolution.

25. 6,3 Who was Dr. Elizabeth Blackwell? She was probably the first Woman doctor in the U.S.

26. 6,4 What was crinoline? This type of petticoat was made From felt and horsehair, and Made the waist, and, er, the Hips of the woman Quite , ah, enlarged.

27. 6,5 16 or 17 for the repressive victorians, this Was the ideal age for a girl to get Her first period.