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Ch 11 Society, culture and reform, 1820-1860
Ch 11 Society, culture and reform, 1820-1860
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1
sylvester Graham is responsible for:
developing a new pseudoscience called phrenology
the American peace society
the dress reform
a dietary reform
2
someone who attended the Seneca falls convention would less agree with which of the following:
the Antislavery movement
"Declaration of Sentiments"
the "Cult of domesticity"
"all men and women are created equally"
3
Efforts to reform individuals and society included all EXCEPT:
dietary reforms
labor safety reforms
laws to protect seamen from being flogged
the American Peace Society
4
the letter on the condition of women and the equality of the sexes was written by:
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Sarah Grimke
Susan B. Anthony
Dorothea Dix
5
____ is a school which expressed the romantic age's fascination with the neutral world.
Oberlin college in Ohio
Washington conservatory
Hudson River School
Pennsylvania school of arts
6
All of the following are religions that gained followers during this period EXCEPT
Catholicism
Mormons
Baptist
Methodist
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Charles G. Finney
had no religious affiliation
appealed to lower class citizens
delivered sermons based on rational argument
started a series of revivals in New York
8
Who published The liberator?
William Lloyd Garrison
Sojourner Truth
Nat Turner
Frederick Douglas
9
___ wrote essays and poems that argued for self reliance, independent thinking and spirituality
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Peter Cartwright
George Ripley
Henry David Thoreau
10
The second great awakening encouraged many northerners to view slavery as
an abomination
A right
A sin
a necessary evil
11
Ripley set up "a more neutral union between intellectual and manual labor" called:
Oneida community
Brook Farm
New Harmony
Shakers
12
Why did religious revival sweep through the US during the 19th century
nationalism
rationalism
patriotism
the rise of new religions
13
a transcendentalist would most likely argue that:
doctrines of established churches are accurate
capitalistic habits of the merchant class are rational
discovering inner self is best gained by intuitive thinking
pursuit of wealth is the most important aspect of life
14
Which of the following is a social movement against the use of alcoholic beverages
Temperance movement
Antidrug movement
Prohibition
18th amendment
15
The antebellum period was best characterized by
desegregation
education
improvements in public health
reformation
16
Dorothea Dix is most known for
her involvement in the temperance movement
her involvement in women's suffrage
her involvement in mental hospitals
her involvement in hull houses
17
A community dedicated to an ideal of perfect social economic equality, members shared property:
Oneida community
Fourier phalanxes
New Harmony Community
Shakers community
18
____ is a revolt in 1831 by a Virginian slave which killed 55 white men
Bleeding Kansas
revolt of 1831
The Nat turner revolt
Boston massacre
19
The temperance movement led to the creation of which of the following:
Antidrug movement
the Temperance union
banning of alcohol
American Temperance society
20
the cult of domesticity was largely due to which of the following:
women leaving the household to work
new factory jobs created
women receiving equal rights as men
more rural work
21
Garrisons radicalism such as burning the constitution led to..
the discontinued use of the constitution
a split in the abolitionist movement
a decline in popularity of the liberator
the rise of the liberty party
22
______ stressed the importance of study of nature and heroism.
Transcendentalist
New harmony
Romantic movement
New Zion
23
The following were all part of the movement for public asylums EXCEPT:
prisons
Mental hospitals
public/free education
schools for blind and deaf persons
24
Southerners viewed social reform as:
a temporary problem
a northern conspiracy against the southern way of life
necessary yet unlikely to succeed
they paid no mind to it
25
Lucretia Mott played a key role in which of the following:
being a social reformer
being credited as the first female "feminist"
initiating women's political advocacy
the quaker community