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8th Grade US History Chapter 8 Johnson
8th Grade US History Chapter 8 Johnson
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1
Who founded the church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (whose members are Mormon)?
Joseph Smith
Frederick Douglass
Charles Grandison Finney
Henry David Thoreau
2
What kinds of writings did William Lloyd Garrison write in
The Liberator
Antislavery/complete abolition
Anti-Industrial propoganda
Extending slavery to the North
Pro-industrial propoganda
3
What was the Married Women's Property Act of 1848?
It gave married women 40 acres and a mule
It guaranteed many property rights for women
It took away property rights for most women
It made it illegal for married women to own land
4
Horace Mann was a leader of the Public School Movement
False
True
5
Why were many community leaders of the temperance movement women?
They and their children were often victims of abuse of alcohol
They were experiencing health issues from over-drinking
6
A law which prohibited debate and discussion in congress on the topic of slavery was called:
The Spoke Rule
"Plead the 5th" Rule
The Gag Rule
The Silent Rule
7
Brook Farm was an example of
An attempt at a utopian community
A perfected utopia
A highly industrial factory
The first Great Awakening
8
What was one of the reasons Dorothea Dix wanted to change the prison system?
She had been through prison multiple times herself
She saw the mentally ill housed alongside violent criminals
She never wanted to change the prisons
She had already put a halt to the temperance movement
9
What was Nat Turner most known for?
Working toward education reform
Working as an abolitionist in Congress
A successful slave revolt in 1831
Being a wealthy merchant from the Transatlantic slave trade
10
Ralph Waldo Emerson and Henry David Thoreau were examples of:
Evangelicals
Transcendentalists
Mormons
Revivalists
11
A protestant preacher who wanted to reenergize the role of religion in America was known as a:
penitentiary
revivalist
abolitionist
utopia
12
In the 1830s, how was the anti-slavery movement received in the North?
Southerners supported it
Northerners overwhelmingly supported it
In general, it was not well received. People protested against the movement
The North was indifferent about the movement
13
Roughly what time period is the Second Great awakening?
early 1900s
early 1800s
early 1700s
early 1600s
14
There were three main areas of reform discussed in section 2. They were:
Education, Penitentiaries, Temperance
Capitalism, Nationalism, and Taxation
Education, Transportation, Philanthropy
Environmentalism, Prohibition, Education
15
Neal Dow passed the "Maine Law" in 1851, which restricted the sale of alcohol
True
False
16
What was Sojourner Truth most known for?
Being the first female to fly solo across the Atlantic
Becoming a member of congress
Being an African American abolitionist and women's rights activist
Discovering the polio vaccine
17
The beginning of the women's movement in the United States was at the:
Seneca Falls Convention
Signing of the Declaration of Independence
Boston Tea Party
Signing of the Emancipation Proclamation
18
Reformers in the penitentiary movement often proposed two systems: the Pennsylvania system, and the Auburn system
False
True
19
During the Second Great Awakening, what was one strategy women used to fight for rights?
Taking up arms against men
Voting for changes themselves
By joining the men on the front lines of World War 1
By comparing their social restrictions to that of slavery
20
The Second Great Awakening was before the American Civil War
True
False
