Chapter 12: An Age of Reform

Frederick Douglass was known for what?

This president of the 1800s prompted political reform, encouraging reform in many other areas:

Who was Dorthea Dix also interested in helping?

Who founded the utopian community known as New Harmony in 1825?

Who was the 1800s leader of prison reform?

Who was the (former) president who spent a great deal of time trying to ban slavery?

This Quaker not only wanted to end slavery, but also full political rights for Afr. Americans:

This gentleman may be the reason you get to spend 180 days each year learning in school:

For which reason did two women decide to hold the Seneca Falls Convention?

The name given to a reformer who wanted to abolish, or end, slavery:

In the mid-1800s, where would you find the most public elementary schools?

This 1800s preacher was dubbed a leader of religious reform, and held many religious revivals:

The idea that God decided the fate of a person's soul even before birth:

This was the organized effort to end alcohol abuse and the problems created by it:

This movement sought to explore the relationship between humans and nature through emotions:

This is the total ban on the sale and consumption of alcohol:

If you lived in the early 1800s, which would you most likely not see?

Louisa May Alcott wrote about:

This writer urged people to live simply, and wrote a book called Walden:

This quaker lady went against public belief, and opened a school for African American girls?

What was the last victory female reformers of the 1800s achieved?

What was the name given for organized attempts to improve conditions of life?

By the mid-1800s, American writers and artists began to develop styles that reflected what?

This woman is famous for her "Ain't I a Woman" speech in 1851:

The Hudson River Valley School attracted which group of people?

This author was fascinated by extreme emotions and wrote a book about a whale-obsessed captain:

This is where you might find a black woman with a gun demanding escaped slaves to push forward:

Who authored the Declaration of Sentiments, which demanded full equality for all women?