Abolished - something that has been done away with   Abolitionist - term used to describe people who wanted to do away with slavery in America   Bloomer - a comfortable garment for women in the olden days; invented by Amelia Bloomer   Boycott - to not use certain goods made by a specific company   Citizen - a member of a country   Convention - a group of people that gather together to talk about and discuss a specific topic   Declaration of Sentiments - a document listing the rights that women should have, first presented at the Seneca Falls Convention   Equal - to have the same value as someone or something else   Feminist - an advocate of the idea that women should have political, economic, and social rights equal to men   Indigent - poor; destitute   Inequality - not equal in value   Quaker - a member of the Religious Group of "Friends" (Susan B. Anthony was one of them)   Radical - to go against the crowd   Suffragist - a person who supports the women's right to vote   Underground Railroad - A network of abolitionists who helped slaves escape to freedom in Canada, where slavery was illegal.