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1
Frederick Douglass was a former slave who helped contribute and lead the-
Temperance movement
Care of Disabled movement
abolitionist movement
Public education movement
2
Which individual(s) organized a convention for the following topics below?
Frederick Douglass & Sojourner Truth
Lucretia Mott & Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Harriet Tubman & Harriet Beecher Stowe
William Lloyd Garrison & the Lowell Girls
3
What year did Congress ban importation of slaves from Transatlantic Slave Trade?
1865
1803
1783
1807
4
What was an effect of the following image below?
Tell citizens of great Quaker accomplishments
To spread awareness of abolishing slavery & women's rights
Spread awareness about Transcendentalism & its effect on art
To spread information about the Second Great Awakening
5
The Hudson River School artists captured which 3 themes of America in paintings?
Suffrage, Freedom, Reform
Discovery, Exploration, and Settlement
God, Gold & Glory
Republicanism, Popular Sovereignty, Democracy
6
What was the idea of thinking beyond what was purely logical, marching to your own drum?
Transcendentalism
Suffrage
Second Great Awakening
Free Enterprise
7
This individual drew American wildlife, American birds, and made contributions to history
Mark Twain
John James Audubon
Frederick Douglass
William Lloyd Garrison
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Individual who read the Declaration of Sentiments and organized the Seneca Falls Convention
Sojourner Truth
Harriet Tubman
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Susan B. Anthony
9
The following map below shows routes for-
German & Irish Migration
Underground Railroad: secret passages to help slaves escape
Travel routes for Women's Rights Reform leaders
Routes for new Prisons and Hospitals to be built along
10
This Reform pushed for separate jails for women, men, and children (called for rehabilitation)
Temperance Movement
Women's rights
Care of Disabled
Prison Reform
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Organized society reform which worked on trying to stop consumption of alcohol
Temperance Movement
Second Great Awakening
Whiskey Rebellion
Quakers
12
This movement included building of new hospitals for mentally ill, deaf, & blind
Care of Disabled
Women's Rights
Hospital Act of 1824
Temperance Movement
13
The American Colonization Society was established in order to-
help Europe during the German Revolution
provide a refuge for Quaker ministers who were traveling
recognize how far the Nation of America had came since 1607
establish Liberia, Africa as a colony for former slaves
14
What was a major effect of the Second Great Awakening?
Romanticism, Gothic Art/Literature
Spiritual Revivals, Spiritual Reform, Opposition of slavery
The only effect was the Temperance movement
Renaissance "A new beginning"
15
This Reform led to opening of public schools primarily in North as well as private schools
Public Education Reform
Women's Rights
Model Communities
Second Great Awakening
16
The following quote was found in which document during the Era of Reform?
"Uncle Tom's Cabin"
Declaration of Independence
The Constitution of the United States of America
Declaration of Sentiments
17
Most likely, women and men would have visited the following area in order too-
be persuaded to join to abolitionist movement
receive information on contributing to Care of Disabled
Protest for proper prison reform with rehabilitation
listen to grievances and proposals for women's rights
18
Define: The right to vote
suffrage
republicanism
Transcendentilism
abolition
19
This quote best represents ideas from which of the following?
Liberalism
Romanticism
Transcendentalism
Renaissance
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Reform which fought for better working conditions for women including ten hour work day
Women's Rights Movement
Regulations by FDA
Public Workforce Movement
LTA labor union: Lowell Textile Association