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Ch. 15: Spirit of Reform
Ch. 15: Spirit of Reform
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1
What is civil disobedience?
Getting grounded for not cleaning your room
Being a disrespectful citizen
Refusing to obey laws you believe are unjust
Disobeying your mom in public
2
Who later changed her name to Sojourner Truth?
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Oprah
Isabella Baumfree
Harriet Tubman
3
Which transcendentalist author was arrested for civil disobedience (not paying a tax)?
Emily Dickinson
J.K. Rowling
Nicholas Sparks
Henry David Thoreau
4
What was
the first African American newspaper called?
The New York Times
The Liberator
Uncle Tom's Cabin
Freedom's Journal
5
Where was the first women's rights convention held?
Washington D.C.
Seneca Falls, NY
Fiji
China
6
What is "suffrage"?
A McDonald's hamburger
A camp for dogs
The right to vote
Suffering
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Who was the leader of educational reform?
Samuel Gridley Howe
Nicolas Cage
Horace Mann
Walt Whitman
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What was
The Liberator?
An abolitionist newspaper
A pop song from the 1830s
A book about slavery
A pro-slavery newspaper
9
Who was Frederick Douglass?
Writer
Escaped slave
Abolitionist
Speaker
10
Who organized the Seneca Falls Convention?
Frederick Douglass
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Nicolas Cage
Sojourner Truth
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Where did free African Americans hold a convention in 1830?
The Death Star
Hogwarts
Philadelphia
NYC
12
What is reform?
To change or improve
To get in a group with people
To mold Play Doh
Break dancing
13
What effect did
Uncle Tom's Cabin
have on Americans?
Got people to start reading
It didn't change anything
Changed peoples' perspective on slavery
Gave people an inside look at mountain men
14
What is the name of the villain in the movie The Rescuers?
Yzma
Madame Medusa
Cruella de Vil
Madam Mim
15
Which group did Samuel Gridley Howe help?
The Surfs
The visually impaired
The deaf
The slaves
16
What was the Second Great Awakening?
Wave of really strong coffee
People waking up from their nap
Wave of religious interest
A Mormon movement across America
17
Who was Lucrieta Mott?
Inventor of Mott's Apple Sauce
Women's rights advocate
An escaped slave
An 1830s rapper
18
By 1830, what was the most important issue in America?
Antislavery
Prohibition
Taking selfies
Paying taxes
19
Who was Walt Whitman?
An abolitionist
An escaped slave
An American poet
Walt Disney's brother
20
What is a utopia?
A community based on a perfect society
A society of the same religious beliefs
A imaginary world
A dinosaur
21
What is a "normal school"?
A school for escaped slaves
A school for girls
A school for wizards
A school that trains students to become teachers
22
What is a revival?
bringing someone back from being dead
Waking up from a really long nap
a music festival
religious meeting
23
What group was successfully able to create a utopian community?
Abolitionists
Smurfs
Escaped slaves
Mormons
24
After being rejected to many medical schools, who became the first female doctor?
Oprah
Sojourner Truth
Dr. Phil
Elizabeth Blackwell
25
Who wrote
Uncle Tom's Cabin
?
Nicolas Cage
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Harriet Tubman
Sojourner Truth
26
What did the Grimke sisters speak out about?
French fries without ketchup
Women's rights
Abolition
Schools costing too much money
27
How were the women's movement and the abolitionist movement similar?
Both wanted more rights
Both were for women only
Both wanted better treatment
They were not simliar
28
Who was the most famous conductor of the Underground Railroad?
Sojourner Truth
Harriet Tubman
Frederick Douglass
Nicolas Cage
29
Which of these men was a transcendentalist author?
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Henry David Thoreau
Horace Mann
Abraham Lincoln
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What is transcendentalism?
Tree-hugging society
A movement based on reform by American authors and artists
Secret society of American poets
Another word for Mother Nature
