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US Reform Movement
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1
Horace Mann was a leader in which movement?
Education
Abolition
Temperance
Prisons
2
Who led the NY Female Moral Reform Society?
Amelia Bloomer
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Lucretia Mott
Lydia Finney
3
Who led the movement to create mental institutions?
Catherine Beecher
William Garrison
Dorothea Dix
Lydia Finney
4
Who developed women's clothing where a shorter skirt was worn over pants that tied at the ankles?
Amelia Bloomer
Frances Willard
Catherine Beecher
Elizabeth Blackwell
5
Who was a leader of the Temperance movement?
Sojourner Truth
Lymon Beecher
Thomas Cole
Susan B. Anthony
6
Who is viewed as the founder of the Hudson River School of Art?
Vincent Van Gogh
Pablo Picasso
Thomas Cole
Thomas Eakins
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Sojourner Truth was instrumental in which two movements?
Education and temperance
Abolition and women's rights
Abolition and education
Education and women's rights
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Who created Readers that taught incremental reading and moral lessons?
William McGuffey
Noah Webster
Horace Mann
Catherine Beecher
9
Which utopian community made silverware to generate income?
Oneida
Brook Farm
New Harmony
The Shakers
10
Who was a leader of the 2nd Great Awakening?
George Whitefield
Jonathan Edwards
Charles G. Finney
Alec de Toqueville
11
What abolitionist wrote
The Liberator
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William Lloyd Garrison
Henry David Thoreau
Frederick Douglass
David Walker
12
Who wrote The North Star?
Rev. Elijah Lovejoy
William Lloyd Garrison
David Walker
Frederick Douglass
13
Who developed the Women's Christian Temperance Union?
Frances Willard
Susan B. Anthony
Betty Friedan
Carrie Nation
14
Hawthorne, Poe, and Dickinson are considered writers of what movement?
Realism movement
Romantic movement
Surreal movement
Horror movement
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Which reform movement from the 1840s had the largest impact on today's society?
Education reform
Women's Rights
Prison reform
Abolition
