Going Through Changes

What was the only section of the country where women had some civil, social, and legal rights in the 1840s?

What is the name of the insane captain in Moby Dick who drags his crew into his wild quest for revenge?

Which two nationalities of immigrants overwhelmingly accounted for the immigration wave of the 1840s-1850s?

Which of these religious denominations originated in upstate New York in the early 1800s?

What school of art of the mid-1800s shared many themes in common with transcendentalist literature?

What was the name of the honorable first mate in Moby Dick?

What early American author is credited as the Father of Suspense, Mystery, Detective, and Horror literature?

Between 1820 and 1850, the US population _____________

What religious event significantly impacted American life between 1820 and 1860?

Alexis de Tocqueville wrote extensively about the different energy he sensed on the north and south sides of the _______

Who was the leading figure in the public school movement of the 1840s-1850s?

Which of these was responsible for the large wave of Irish immigration into America in the 1840s?

Which of these cities gained large Irish Catholic populations during the 1840s-1850s?

What early American author focused on the hypocricy of authority figures in The Scarlet Letter and other stories?

The anti-immigrant, anti-Catholic Native American Party was popularly known as the __________ Party.

How many miles of canals were built with government funding by the 1850s?

Most railroads built between 1820 and 1860 connected ____________

Who wrote the classic American novel Moby Dick?

What transcendentalist wrote the novel Little Women?

Henry David Thoreau and Ralph Waldo Emerson were central figures in what literary movement?

Who sent a donation to the Irish people to help them through the Potato Famine?

Which of these was most responsible for the spread of American popular music in the 1830s-1850s?

Who led the Mormons to Deseret (Utah) after the Mormon Extermination Order was issued?

Which of these cities gained large German populations during the 1840s-1850s?

Frederick Douglass met with what Irish political leader during his travels to Europe in the 1840s?

Who was the only black person to attend the Seneca Falls Convention?

The 2nd Great Awakening inspired many people to become involved with reform movements in the United States

Ireland grew plenty of food during the years of the Potato Famine, but its people were not allowed to eat it.

The meeting that began the women's rights movement in America took place in ____________, NY, in 1848.

Who was the founder of Mormonism? He was murdered in Illinois in 1844

What early American writer achieved success with "Last of the Mohicans" and "Leatherstocking Tales"?

What is the name of the narrator in Moby Dick who introduces himself in the book's famous first line?

Who wrote it: “There's no country in the world where the Christian religion retains a greater influence...than America"?

1/3 of the steamships built in the United States between 1810 and 1850 ____________

What French social scientist wrote Democracy in America, based on his travels in the 1830s?

Which of these painters were notable in the Hudson River School?

The largest reform movement of the Antebellum period was ___________.

Which of these terms describes a societal expectation of women in the early 19th Century?

Who wrote "Walden" about his experiences living in a small cabin away from civilization?

At the beginning of Moby Dick, the crew hears a sermon about ____ from the Bible, who sailed while he was cursed by God

Who were the two primary organizers of the Seneca Falls Convention?

What early American writer achieved success with "Sleepy Hollow" and "Rip Van Winkle"?

What year is known as the "Year of Revolutions" in Europe?

Who wrote the Declaration of Sentiments of the Seneca Falls Convention -- the founding document of US women's rights?

Who was known as the "Father of American Popular Music"?

What Massachusetts factory town was known for hiring female employees in the textile mills?

What special responsibility did white Southern women hold in Antebellum society?

Which of these writers were transcendentalists?

According to Republican Motherhood, a woman's most important role in society was to ______________.

Who led the fight for humane mental health treatment and for the modernization of hospitals in the US?

Which of these rights did the Declaration of Sentiments say women would fight for?

Which of these denominations saw the biggest percentage increase between 1780 and 1860?