Chapter 15 The Ferment of Reform and Culture

He was a pioneer chemist and geologist (1779-1864) who taught and wrote brilliantly at Yale

She was a fearless fighting Quaker who promoted women's rights with passion and abolition of slavery

Which of the following most accurately describes the practice of medicine in the years prior to the Civil War?

All of the following pertain to Edgar Allen Poe EXCEPT:

All of the following are considered to be part of the Knickerbocker group EXCEPT:

Who won the election of 1828?

This Utopian culture made Indiana it's home and was centered around textiles and Robert Owne

This religion held that God existed in only one person and not in the orthodox trinity

She was precocious, edited a transcendentalist journal, The Dial, and wanted unity and a Republic to Italy

Who was president in 1839 when the daguerreotype was invented?

Because she retained her maiden name after marriage, her group became known as the _____

Was the first female graduate of a medical college, a pioneer in a male dominated world

All of the following pertain to Henry David Thoreau EXCEPT:

Was a gifted Rhode Islander (1755-1828) who produced several portraits that idealized and dehumanized Washington.

He was an oceanographer on ocean winds and currents who lived 1806-1873

He fought in the Revolutionary War (1756-1843) and recaptured its scenes on scores of striking canvases

All of the following pertain to the Oneida Community EXCEPT

Who won the election of 1812?

He was a mathematician who lived from 1733 to 1838

Catherine Beecher did all of the following EXCEPT

He is remebered as a political satarist in his Biglow Papers especially dealing with the Mexican War in 1846

All of the following pertain to the handsome and urbane Henry Wadsworth Longfellow EXCEPT:

All of the following pertain to the Tall, slender, and intensely blue-eyed Ralph Waldo Emerson EXCEPT:

All of the following pertain to the Oneida Community EXCEPT

He published classic accounts of the conquest of Mexico (1843) and Peru (1847) after accidentally losing sight of an eye

This religion was deemed to be made up of hell fire doctrines of predestitnation and human depravity

All of the following pertain to Edgar Allen Poe EXCEPT:

He was orphaned and an ill-educated New Yorker who went to sea as a youth on a whaler before writing Moby Dick in 1851

All of the following pertain to Washington Irvin EXCEPT:

Every person possess an inner light that can illuminate the highes truth and puth him or her in direct touch with God

Who won the election of 1816?

A bird protection society was named after him due to his involvement and Illustration of Birds of America

The song "Dixie" was

He set high standards in the modern detective novel "The Gold Bug"

Which of the following did not write in The Federalist pamphlets

All of the following pertain to William Cullen Bryant EXCEPT

The American Temperance Society did all of the following EXCEPT

Helped to found the Naval Academy in 1845 and has the title "Father of American History"

He started a fad diet of eating wheat bread and crackers

Not only a poet, but he taught anatomy at Harvard Medical School, and known for the poem The Last Leaf

He was an antislavery poet known as the fighting Quaker

This Utopian society was located in New York and practice free love, birth control, and producing superior offspring

The practice of one man having more than one wife

he chronicled the struggle between France and Britain in colonial times for the mastery of North America with poor eyes

He was a distinguished French Swiss immigrant who served for 25 years as a biology person who carried snakes

All of the following pertain to the election of 1824 EXCEPT

Sarah and Angela were the _____ sisters who championed antislavery

Was a mother of 7 who had insisted on leaving "obey" out of her marriage vows

She shocked the fashion world with female attire by donning semi short skirt with Turkish Trousers

All of the following pertain to Emily Dickinson EXCEPT

All of the following pertain to James Fennimore Cooper EXCEPT:

The invention of the daguerreotype in 1839

Who won the election of 1808?

All of the following pertain to Louisa May Alcott EXCEPT

Frenchmen who wrote "no country(US) in the world where the Christian religion retains a greater influence over the souls

The practice of obstaining from sexual relations

He declared in 1860 that if medicines, as then used, were thrown into the sea, humans would better and fish worse

Was a Marylander (1741-1827) who painted some sixty portraits of Washington who sat patiently for 14 of them.

All of the following pertain to the temperance movement EXCEPT

Who came up with the invention of the crude photograph known as the daguerreotype in 1839?

All of the following pertain to William Gillmore Simms EXCEPT

Who won the election of 1800?

The Declaration of Sentiments promoted

A sprightly Quaker whose ire had been aroused when she was denied entry into a convention on abolition of slavery (1840)

The Declaration of Rights was drafted in

He was deeply impacted by his Puritan upbringing before writing The Scarlet Letter in 1850 where the heroine wore an "A"

The Age of Reason stated churches were set up to terrify and enslave mankind was written by

This Utopian society was located in Massachusetts and was committed to the philosophy of transcendentalism

He is the only American to be honor with a bust in the Poet's Corner of Westminster Abbey

Which of the following were deists?

Who won the election of 1824?

All of the following pertain to Sephen C. Foster EXCEPT

All of the following are considered to be Trumpeters of Transcendentalism EXCEPT:

All of the following are considered to be part of the Knickerbocker group EXCEPT:

He was considered to be the first American novelist, married into a wealthy family, and settled on the frontier of NY