What was the Second Great Awakening?

A religious revival that led to reform movements.

Reform movements helped women...

become involved in social reform

Dorothea Dix succeeded in...

getting better care for the mentally ill

Frederick Douglass is most known for...

Speaking about his experiences as a former slave

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Second Great Awakening/ Reform Movements

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1
William Lloyd Garrison wrote...
The North Star
Declaration of Anti-Slavery
The Escape Route
The Liberator
2
Which woman fought for better treatment for the mentally ill?
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Dorothea Dix
Emily Dickinson
Susan B. Anthony
3
What was the Second Great Awakening?
A religious revival that led to reform movements.
A movement that led to an increase in crime.
A movement that led to an increase in slavery.
A movement that led people to go to war.
4
Which reform movement had the biggest effect on the economy of the South?
Abolition
Women's Rights
Temperance
Education
5
Elizabeth Cady Stanton wrote...
the Women's Manifesto
The Declaration of Independence
the Declaration of Sentiments
A Guide to Being a Lady
6
Which activist was arrested and fined for voting?
Susan B. Anthony
Dorothea Dix
Harriet Tubman
Sojourner Truth
7
Which of these is not a reform movement of the 1800s?
Education Reform
Labor Reform
Mental Health Reform
Temperance Reform
8
Sarah Grimke, Harriet Tubman and William Lloyd Garrison are all...
Escaped Slaves
Abolitionists
Underground Railroad Conductors
Temperance Reformers
9
Reform movements helped women...
become involved in social reform
move west
go to college
be in charge of political offices
10
Dorothea Dix succeeded in...
Getting an amendment passed
getting alcohol banned in the United States
getting better care for the mentally ill
Creating better schools
11
Frederick Douglass is most known for...
Winning a court case to get his freedom.
Running for office
Voting for president in 1860
Speaking about his experiences as a former slave
12
The movement to decrease the consumption of alcohol was...
education reform
transcendentalism
the temperance movement
the anti-alcohol campaign
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Transcendentalism was art and literature focused on...
the English Countryside
man's connection to nature
Elephants
the accomplishments of the Industrial Revolution

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