First event in American Abolitionist movement was what?

Pennsylvania outlawed the practice of enslaving people

Which best describes a Hudson River School style painting?

landscapes to show man's connection with nature

How were healthcare reforms improved for disabled people?

built new hospitals for mentally ill, deaf, and blind

How did Frederick Douglas contribute to abolitionist reform?

informing others about his early life in slavery

One factor that contributed to the growth of slavery in the south was what?

demand for cotton in the textile mills of the north

One positive effect of opening the Erie Canal was what?

rise of NYC as center of US commerce

Susan B Anthony, Elizabeth Cady Stanton, and Lucretia Mott all did what?

authored a variety of publications supporting women's rights

What was an economical difference between the North and the South

growth of factory system in the North

What impact did the railroad have on the physical environment?

movement of tons of rock and debris through mountains

What was a reason that many people moved to northeastern US urban areas?

increasing demand for low skilled factory labor

How did Thoreau's concept of civil disobedience influence American society?

people refused to obey laws considered unjust

Reform efforts of women's rights lead to what?

shortening of work day to 10 hours

How did the Second Great Awakening impact American society?

highlighted growing social and regional differences

Why did women's economic opportunities expand during this time period?

factory jobs gave women Independence and fair wages

What factor contributed to the growing industrialism in the US prior to the Civil War?

general lack of US government regulations on business

How did steam power help agriculture?

steam-powered boats transport goods quicker and further

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Industrialization and Reform

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1
First event in American Abolitionist movement was what?
Uncle Tom's Cabin was published
Slaves were allowed to participate in local elections
Pennsylvania outlawed the practice of enslaving people
Slavery became illegal
2
Development of a national market helped improve what?
government safety regulations
increased demand for cheap labor
improvement in wifi accessibility
improvements in transportation
3
What did Uncle Tom's Cabin, North Star, Liberator all have in common?
Supported Women's Rights
Opposed Slavery
Against abolition
Opposed abolition
4
Which best describes a Hudson River School style painting?
it was a bunch of stick figure people
landscapes to show man's connection with nature
how industry is destroying the environment
abstract shapes and vivid colors
5
How were healthcare reforms improved for disabled people?
free braces for all students in public school
created new jobs for mentally ill and handicaped
new medical devices created
built new hospitals for mentally ill, deaf, and blind
6
New source of power that helped industrial expansion in US
water
wind
steam
fire
7
Which was a characteristic of early industrialism in the US, prior to the Civil War?
boom in oil and gas production
rapid system for manufacturing cars
decline in cotton harvest
population shifting to cities
8
Who was the author of the Declaration of Sentiments?
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Harriet Tubman
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Sojourner Truth
9
How did Frederick Douglas contribute to abolitionist reform?
informing others about his early life in slavery
leading a march in Washington about ending slavery
becoming President of the US
writing songs about equal rights
10
One factor that contributed to the growth of slavery in the south was what?
resistance of westward expansion due to American Indians
demand for cotton in the textile mills of the north
completion of Transcontinental Railroad
start of the Civil War
11
One positive effect of opening the Erie Canal was what?
many locations for Tom Brady to deflate footballs
prime fishing spots were accessible by kayak
life became very Erie
rise of NYC as center of US commerce
12
Susan B Anthony, Elizabeth Cady Stanton, and Lucretia Mott all did what?
directed several marches in Washington DC
authored a variety of publications supporting women's rights
played volleyball together in high school
created a job industry for women
13
I wrote Leaves of Grass, who am I?
Walt Disney
Walt Whitman
Wheres Waldo
Walter White
14
What was an economical difference between the North and the South
lower gas prices making travel more economical in the South
Big Baller Brand headquarters was located in NY
growth of factory system in the North
creation of cotton gin made cotton very expensive
15
What helped lead to the development of the Know - Nothing Party?
fear of communist influence
unsanitary living conditions
anti - immigration sentiment
unsafe factory condition
16
What impact did the railroad have on the physical environment?
deflation of footballs used by Tom Brady
creation of dams for hydro-electric power
movement of tons of rock and debris through mountains
decline in the amount of goods that were shipped by trains
17
What was a reason that many people moved to northeastern US urban areas?
increasing demand for low skilled factory labor
lower tariffs and higher property values
completion of the Transcontinental Railroad
growth of the ship building industry in the South
18
How did Thoreau's concept of civil disobedience influence American society?
people would dismantle railroad tracks to protest
Tom Brady thought it meant to cheat to win games
people refused to obey laws considered unjust
Civil War was unjust and people refused to comply w/ draft
19
Reform efforts of women's rights lead to what?
shortening of work day to 10 hours
increase in wages paid to women
end to the slave trade
overtime pay to workers who work more than 40 hours a week
20
John James Audubon inspired people to become what?
lawyers
naturalists
dentist
doctors
21
How did the Second Great Awakening impact American society?
highlighted growing social and regional differences
improved economy of northern industries
helped Americans stay woke
helped slaves win their freedom
22
Why did women's economic opportunities expand during this time period?
factory jobs gave women Independence and fair wages
women were allowed to vote
many men left to fight in foreign war
raw materials were in high demand from farmers
23
What factor contributed to the growing industrialism in the US prior to the Civil War?
political relations with European monarchies
trade routes with US colonies overseas
general lack of US government regulations on business
fidget spinners allowed back into SMS
24
Where was the gathering for the American Women's Suffrage movement started?
Austin, TX
Cherry Point, NC
Washington, DC
Seneca Falls, NY
25
How did steam power help agriculture?
steam-powered shovels were legit
steam-powered boats transport goods quicker and further
steam-powered robots gained artificial intelligence quickly
steam-power reduced need for migrant workers

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