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1
Which movement can be associated with Carry A. Nation?
Temperance
Women's Rights
Labor
Education
2
What does the following picture show?
Sharecropping
Urbanization
Transcendentalism
The Second Great Awakening
3
The Second Great Awakening led to increased
to more support for free enterprise
support for the institution of slavery
Religious feelings which in turn led to support of abolition
number of technological innovations
4
What is associated with the group of artists who would paint U.S. landscapes?
Abolitionist movements
Labor movements
Hudson River School
Women's Rights
5
The War of 1812 and innovations in tech led to which of the following
The Panic of 1873
The creation of the national bank
The Temperance Movement
The Industrial Revolution
6
An example of a push factor is
Political freedoms in the US
Cheap land in the US
Many jobs in the US
the potato blight of Ireland
7
Frederick Douglass is remembered for being a leader in the Abolitionist movement and also
the temperance movement
Mental Health Reform
Women's Rights movement
Environmental Reforms
8
Amendment ___ passed in 1920 granting women suffrage/right to vote.
19
21
13
5
9
This movement improved the working conditions and set the workweek at 40 hours.
Labor
Prison
Temperance
Education
10
The ______ movement sought to improve working conditions.
Womens
Labor
Temperance
Abolitionist
11
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
12
The best definition for temperance is the movement
The movement to abolish slavery
The movement to ensure human rights for prisoners
to end alcohol consumption
The movement to end child labor
13
The temperance movement, which strived to stop the consumption of alcohol was
Was only sucessful among the religious
only popular in the Northeastern states
Important because it led to current regulations
completely unsuccessful
14
Susan B. Anthony worked alongslide ________________ to advance rights for women
Harriet Beecher Stowe
James K. Polk
Dolly Madison
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
15
Why did Harriet Beecher Stowe write the novel Uncle Toms' Cabin?
To highlight benefits of temperance
To evoke sympathy for slaves
To highlight benefits of slavery
To share transcendentalist notions with her audience
16
What was the impact of Horace Mann's efforts on education.
Many of his ideas are still in place
None-His efforts were a dismal failure
He created the first universities
He created public schools for wealthy children
17
The artwork from the Hudson River School of Art mostly painted
landscapes
abstract art
people
Fruit bowls and melting pots
18
Transcendentalists considered which of the following as an important part of their beliefs
The expansion of slavery to western territories
An emphasis on creating new technology
Self reflection and appreciation of nature
Developing principles to foster free enterprise in the US
19
Uncle Tom's Cabin by Harriet Beecher Stowe provided momentum to which reform effort
Education
Abolition
Free Enterprise
Temperance
20
A transcendentalist would most enjoy which of the following activities?
Running for political office
Participating in church activities
Shopping
Writing in their journal under a shady tree
