Unit 4 Review

The religious revival of the mid-1800s was the 3rd Great Awakening.

They were Quakers who left the South and went to the North to let people know about the evils of slavery.

What are examples of educational reforms in the early 1800s?

Who was the first female doctor in the US?

What was one reason for education reform?

Helped co-found the National Women's Suffrage Association?

The beliefs and values of the educational reform was influenced by Anglican values.

What literary work changed the perception and recollection of historical events in America?

What reform movements emerged from the Second Great Awakening?

Women were legally denied from doing what?

The Women's Rights Convention drafted the Declaration of Equality.

What is the deliberate breaking of a law that is considered unethical or unjust?

Gandhi and MLK Jr were influenced by the writings of Henry David Thoreau's Walden.

What were women expected to be like in public?

Worked with the temperance movement and created the first type of pants for women.

The belief of the mid-1800s was that individuals could change and improve society.

Where was the first Women's Right's Convention held?

This individual worked to improve conditions for the mentally ill.

What is a term that refers to someone fighting to end slavery?

Who was known for illustrating birds?

Former slave, worked with the Abolitionist Movement and Women’s Rights Movements.

The art of Copley, Stuart, and Peale were important because they showed images of people and life before the camera.