Whatwas the importance of the Seneca Falls Convention?

Helpedthe passage of the 19th amendment

Mark Twain's writings gave us insight into what?

Southern food, language and culture

What fact would you select that doesn't support the Southern view of the abolitionist movement?

They thought slaveryshould be abolished immediately

The invention of the steel plow was necessary because

of the rocky soil in some areas which was hard to turn

How would you summarize the actions of Elizabeth Cady Stanton?

An advocate 4 & organized a convention 4 women's rights

Frederick Douglass did which of the following?

Talked about his life as a slave

This advertisement from the 1800s shows us...

That tech. innovations changed how goods were advertised

Howis Neal S. Dow related to the ban of alcohol?

Heencouraged the prohibition of alcohol

Howis the Second Great Awakening related to the Temperance Movement?

Peoplebecame religious and wanted others to stop drinking

LymanBeecher was involved in which two reform movements?

SecondGreat Awakening and Temperance

Which two women were not influential leaders of thewomen's rights movement?

Harriet Tubman and Dorothea Dix

Which of the following is an example of civil disobedience?

Refusing to pay taxes to fund something you disagree with

Name a negative impact of the Transcontinental Railroad

Destruction of animals' habitats

How is Harriet Tubman related to the AbolitionMovement?

She helped slaves escape by helping them travel North

The First step in the abolitionist movement was...

Outlawing slavery north of Pennsylvania

How would summarize Horace Mann accomplishments?

he wanted to create a system a system of equaleducation

The temperance movement, which strived to stop the consumption of alcohol was

Important because it led to current regulations

Transcendentalists considered which of the following as an important part of their beliefs

Self reflection and appreciation of nature

In 1848, Stanton andMott organized the Seneca Falls Convention which debated over...

Declaration ofSentiments and Resolutions

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1
Whatwas the importance of the Seneca Falls Convention?
Religionwas greatly increased throughout the nation
Helpedthe passage of the 13th amendment
Prisonerswere given better conditions
Helpedthe passage of the 19th amendment
2
John James Audubon was a...
Politicial
Naturalist
Industrialist
Photographer
3
Elizabeth Cady Stanton was in all of the followingmovements except...
Education
Temperance
Women's Rights
Abolitionist
4
Mark Twain's writings gave us insight into what?
Southern food, language and culture
Women's suffrage
Politics of the late 1800's
Abolitionist thoughts
5
What fact would you select that doesn't support the Southern view of the abolitionist movement?
They thought slaveryshould be abolished immediately
They thought that theabolition would destroy their economy
Many believed itthreatened their way of life & social class
Claimed thatAfrican Americans were better off w/ whites
6
The invention of the steel plow was necessary because
of the need to bundle wheat more efficiently
There was a shortage of copper
of the need to take seeds out of cotton
of the rocky soil in some areas which was hard to turn
7
How would you summarize the actions of Elizabeth Cady Stanton?
Shehelped slaves escape through the Underground Railroad
Wrote about life on fronteir & changed ways of literature
Petitioned & spoke for better conditions in prisons
An advocate 4 & organized a convention 4 women's rights
8
The War of 1812 and innovations in tech led to which of the following
The creation of the national bank
The Industrial Revolution
The Temperance Movement
The Panic of 1873
9
Without transportation you cannot have...
Slavery
Industrialism
Immigration
Abolition
10
Horace Mann invested his efforts in reforming what part of American society?
Education
Abolition
Temperance
Prisons and Mental Health
11
How is Harriet Beecher Stowe related to the prison/healthreform movement?
no relation
She made thecondition worse in prisons
She helped banalcohol
She improvedconditions in prisons for the disabled
12
What pushed the Irish to flee their country and immigrate to America?
Discrimination
Battle of Culledun
Too many potatoes
Famine
13
Dorothea Dix spearheaded what major reform in America?
Women's Rights
Abolition
Prison and Mental Health
Temperance
14
Frederick Douglass did which of the following?
Wrote legislation outlawing slavery
Ran for president
Talked about his life as a slave
Worked on the Underground Railroad
15
What does the following picture show?
The Second Great Awakening
Sharecropping
Urbanization
Transcendentalism
16
This advertisement from the 1800s shows us...
That tech. innovations changed how goods were advertised
That women needed sewing machines
that people needed to practice transcendentalism
that handmade items were more important that mass produced
17
Howis Neal S. Dow related to the ban of alcohol?
Heprotested the ban of alcohol
Hecreated the 21st Amendment
Hehad nothing to do with temprence or prohibition
Heencouraged the prohibition of alcohol
18
Who gave the memorable speech, "Ain't I A Woman?"
Harriet Tubman
Susan B. Anthony
Dorothea Dix
Sojourner Truth
19
Howis the Second Great Awakening related to the Temperance Movement?
Peoplegot out of bed and stopped drinking
It caused people to join reform movements & go 2 church more
Theyweren't
Peoplebecame religious and wanted others to stop drinking
20
How would you describe John James Audubon'spaintings?
Paintings of life sized birds
Paintings of the cruelty of slavery
Paintings of southern plantations
Paintings of the American landscape
21
The artwork from the Hudson River School of Art mostly painted
abstract art
landscapes
Fruit bowls and melting pots
people
22
What reform movement worked to ban the consumption of alcohol?
Suffrage
Temperature
Temperance
Abolition
23
abolitionistis to ______; as temperance is to ______.
slavery;alcohol
slavery;education
slavery;women's rights
alcohol;slavery
24
LymanBeecher was involved in which two reform movements?
SecondGreat Awakening and Temperance
Artand Temperance
SecondGreat Awakening and Women's Rights
PrisonHealth and Abolitionist
25
By refusing to pay his taxes, Henry David Thoreau was displaying...
Civil Disobedience
Abolition
Anti-immigration thoughts
Suffrage
26
Which two women were not influential leaders of thewomen's rights movement?
Susan B. Anthony and Dorothea Dix
Elizabeth Stanton and Harriet Tubman
Harriet Tubman and Dorothea Dix
Harriet Beecher Stowe and Sojourner Truth
27
William Lloyd Garrison published which abolitionist newspaper?
The Truthteller
The North Star
The Liberator
The Post
28
Who was the conductor of the Underground Railroad?
Sojourner Truth
Lucretia Mott
Susan B. Anthony
Harriet Tubman
29
The Declaration of Sentiments was written by...
Frederick Douglas
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Harriet Tubman
30
The Hudson River School showed...
Man's connection with nature
Advancements in industry
Immigration issues
Life on the farm
31
Uncle Tom's Cabin by Harriet Beecher Stowe provided momentum to which reform effort
Free Enterprise
Education
Temperance
Abolition
32
Which of the following is an example of civil disobedience?
Refusing to pay taxes to fund something you disagree with
Yelling at a politician you disagree with
Writing a letter to your newspaper editor
Starting a bloody riot
33
Name a negative impact of the Transcontinental Railroad
Good were shipped more efficiently
Link between the east and west coast
Destruction of animals' habitats
People were able to travel to other regions of the country
34
How is Harriet Tubman related to the AbolitionMovement?
She helped slaves escape by helping them travel South
She made a train underground to help slavesescape slavery
She wrote Uncle Tom's Cabin
She helped slaves escape by helping them travel North
35
The First step in the abolitionist movement was...
Outlawing slavery north of Pennsylvania
Civil Disobedience
The Civil War
Writing an amendment to the US Constitution
36
How would summarize Horace Mann accomplishments?
writer of the North Star newspaper and aabolitionist
he was on the passage to ban alcohol
creator of the Hudson River School
he wanted to create a system a system of equaleducation
37
-Women's Rights -Organized Senica Falls -Helped pass 19 Amendment -Formed NWSA. Who am I?
Harriet Tubman
Dorothea Dix
Susan B Anthony
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
38
The best definition for temperance is the movement
to end alcohol consumption
The movement to abolish slavery
The movement to ensure human rights for prisoners
The movement to end child labor
39
Why did Harriet Beecher Stowe write the novel Uncle Toms' Cabin?
To evoke sympathy for slaves
To highlight benefits of slavery
To share transcendentalist notions with her audience
To highlight benefits of temperance
40
Frederick Douglass is remembered for being a leader in the Abolitionist movement and also
the temperance movement
Environmental Reforms
Mental Health Reform
Women's Rights movement
41
What lit. movement said people were best when they were self-reliant & at peace with nature.
Transendence
Transcendentalism
Transformers
Hudson River School
42
The subject of Transcendental literature was...
Industrialization
Technology
Human flaws
Nature
43
What escaped slave worked tirelessly in the Abolitionist movement?
John Brown
Frederick Douglas
Frederick Michaels
Horace Mann
44
The temperance movement, which strived to stop the consumption of alcohol was
completely unsuccessful
Was only sucessful among the religious
Important because it led to current regulations
only popular in the Northeastern states
45
From what school of art was this picture a part of?
New York School of Art and Design
Henry's School of Fine Arts
Portraits-R-Us
Hudson River School of Art
46
Which invention was most helpful in the creation of the factory system
the telegraph
The steel plow
The mechanical reaper
Interchangeable parts
47
Transcendentalists considered which of the following as an important part of their beliefs
Developing principles to foster free enterprise in the US
Self reflection and appreciation of nature
An emphasis on creating new technology
The expansion of slavery to western territories
48
Susan B. Anthony worked alongslide ________________ to advance rights for women
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Dolly Madison
James K. Polk
49
In 1848, Stanton andMott organized the Seneca Falls Convention which debated over...
Declaration ofSentiments and Resolutions
Women'sTemperance
Declaration ofIndependence
Education
50
Hamilton is toJefferson as an Abolitionist is to a/an __________
Mormon
Southerner
Slave
American Artist
51
Who were the two main immigrant groups that came to the US between 1840 & 1860?
Irish and Scottish
Irish and German
French and English
German and Mexican
52
What were the secret trails taken by slaves trying to escape north?
Underground Highway
The Transcontinental Railroad
Secret Subway
Underground Railroad
53
Who stated,"Education is important for all American citizens"?
William LloydGarrison
Horace Mann
Lyman Beecher
Thomas Cole
54
Where did most Irish Catholic immigrants settle in the U.S?
The Great Plains
California
Northeastern cities
the South
55
Anti-Catholic groups who targeted the Irish and other Immigrant groups are called...?
Nativists
Idiots
Naturalists
Nerds
56
What jobs did most Irish work when they came to the United States?
on farms
Canals and railroad
in factories
As slaves
57
What style of painting is the Hudson River School of Art known for?
Realism
Cubism
Landscapes
Portraits
58
Who wrote "Leaves of Grass"?
Walt Whitman
Emily Dickenson
Mark Twain
Tom Sawyer
59
What was the wide spread religious movement that occurred in the US in the 19th Century?
Renaissance
2nd Great Awakening
1st Great Awakening
Reformation
60
In the mid 1800s a suffragists' main concern was with
With gaining the right to vote for women
Advancing the transcendentalist movement
Abolishing slavery
Outlawing the consumption of alcohol
61
Whatcan you say about Harriet Tubman?
Freedslaves using the Underground Railroad
Wantededucation for everyone
Freedslaves using the transcontinental railroad
Shefreed one slave
62
This reform build new hospitals for the mentally ill, deaf and blind -
Mental Illness and Prison
2nd Great Awakening
Abolition
Suffrage
63
A transcendentalist would most enjoy which of the following activities?
Shopping
Running for political office
Writing in their journal under a shady tree
Participating in church activities
64
An example of a push factor is
Many jobs in the US
Political freedoms in the US
Cheap land in the US
the potato blight of Ireland
65
Horace Mann said that education was the great....
Demoralizer
Equator
Equalizer
Designator
66
What conclusions can you draw about ManifestDestiny?
Divine belief to spread gov't, econ, etc. beliefs cross N.A.
Wanted less land for reservations for NativeAmericans
The policy of protecting the interests ofnative-born ppl
Belief to spread power and communism throughoutthe U.S.
67
Where did the women's suffrage movement start?
Atlanta, Georgia
Seneca Falls, New York
Washington DC
San Fransisco, California
68
Canyou explain how the finding of gold affected Westward expansion?
Itpushed immigrants to move to America
Itmade people want to move back to the coast
Itencouraged Immigrants to make canals
Itpushed people to move into these areas
69
Which publication did not oppose slavery?
Uncle Tom's Cabin
The North Star
The Atlanta Journal
The Liberator
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Canyou explain how the Underground Railroad affected slaves?
Helpedindividual slaves escape to the north to be free
Itabolished slavery altogether
Itgave them access to weapons
Ithelped them transport heavy objects from place to place
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What political party emerged when fears arose about immigrants taking over American cities?
The Know Nothing Party
Democratic Party
The Constitution Party
The Whig Party
72
The Second Great Awakening led to increased
Religious feelings which in turn led to support of abolition
number of technological innovations
support for the institution of slavery
to more support for free enterprise
73
Who would have been responsible for this subject of painting in the 19th century?
Michealagelo
John Paul Jones
John James Audobaun
Picasso
74
What reform movement worked to end slavery?
Absolution
Women's Rights
Abolition
Temperance
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What do you notice about all of the reformers?
They changed the Canadian way of life
They were all female
They were all male
They changed the American way of life
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This movement highlights growing social and regional differences.
Women's suffrage movement
Industrialization
Second Great Awakening
Abolitionist movement
77
What was the impact of Horace Mann's efforts on education.
None-His efforts were a dismal failure
He created the first universities
Many of his ideas are still in place
He created public schools for wealthy children
78
What did Susan B. Anthony, Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Lucretia Mott have in common
Women's Rights
Authored various publications
both are correct
neither are correct
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The Women's Rights movement of the 19th century also helped bring about...
Inspired writer Mark Twain
Creation of women's colleges
Shorter 10 hour work day
Transendentalism
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What is the name of the convention held in New York to promote women's rights?
Seneca Falls
Seasons Feast
Niagra Falls
Four Seasons
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How is Thomas Cole and John James Audubon related?
Women's rights
Abolitionist movement
Art movement
Temperance movement
82
How is Thomas Cole related to art?
He was famous
He wasn't
he painted birds
Father of Hudson River art school
83
Asa result of Dorothea Dix's reform campaign-
statesbanned alcohol
the19th amendment was passed
statesimproved prisons and mental facilities
prisonswere abolished
84
What document was presented at the Seneca Falls Convention to promote women's rights?
Declaration of Independence
Declaration of Sentences
Declaration of Rights and Dreams
Declaration of Sentiments
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Howdid Dorothea Dix affect prisons?
Shegot rid of them
Shehelped to have conditions improved
Shemade conditions worse
Shedidn't affect them

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