The events highlighted on the timeline are considered significant in the historical development of -

the abolitionist movement in the United States

Why did slavery expand in the South but not the North?

The South’s climate and land were more favorable to the plantation system

How were the women's rights and labor reform movements similar?

reform society through the passage of new laws

Which of the following is true about women in the social reform movements of the 1800s?

The role of women in reform movements led to an awareness of women’s rights

What was the Era of Manifest Destiny?

The westward growth of the nation

What idea was popular among many artists in the Hudson River School?

People can live in harmony with nature

Who organized the first woman's rights conference in Senica Falls New York?

Lucretia Mott and Elizabeth Cady Stanton

Why would a Northerner be in favor of a protective tariff?

It protects northern factories by making American goods less expensive

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Expanding Nation - Part 2

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1
The events highlighted on the timeline are considered significant in the historical development of -
the centralized transcendental philosophy in the United States
the women's suffrage movement in the United States
the abolitionist movement in the United States
the role of the president of the United States
2
Why did slavery expand in the South but not the North?
More slave ships arrived in the South because it had more natural harbors
The Abolitionist Movement started in the North because it had more people
Slaves found it easier to escape in the North because of its dense forests
The South’s climate and land were more favorable to the plantation system
3
Where would this immigrant have come from?
German Immigrants
Irish Immigrants
Chinese Immigrants
French Immigrants
4
How were the women's rights and labor reform movements similar?
end the drinking of intoxicating beverages
impose a set of shared religious beliefs on others
reform society through the passage of new laws
give women the right to vote
5
A former Slave who was known for teaching him/her self to read and was a leading abolitionist
William Lloyd Garrison
Harriet Tubman
Sojourner Truth
Frederick Douglass
6
Which of the following is true about women in the social reform movements of the 1800s?
The role of women in reform movements led to an awareness of women’s rights
Because women were not allowed to vote, Seneca Falls had no impact
Women were not active in the abolitionist movement
Women chose to be less active in most social reform movements
7
What was the Era of Manifest Destiny?
The growth of religion during the Second Great Awakening
Decrease in the development of transportation technology
Peaceful outcomes of the Treaty of Guadalupe-Hidalgo
The westward growth of the nation
8
What idea was popular among many artists in the Hudson River School?
Exploration was no longer necessary in the United States
People should use nature to support the growth of businesses
European art was superior to the art of American artists
People can live in harmony with nature
9
Who organized the first woman's rights conference in Senica Falls New York?
Lucretia Mott and Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Angelina and Sarah Grimke
Dorothea Dix
Carrie Nation
10
Why would a Northerner be in favor of a protective tariff?
It protects northern factories by making American goods less expensive
Other countries would no longer demand American cotton
It reduces the demand for British made socks in both Europe and America
European markets would reduce their prices and make goods cheaper to buy

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