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Unit 10 Review 24-25
Unit 10 Review 24-25
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Advocated for the right to vote and equal treatment under the law for women
Women's rights movement
Temperance movement
Prison reform
Common school movement
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These rules in the South barred most enslaved people from getting any education.
Dorothea Dix
Common School
Horace Mann
Anti-Literacy Laws
3
Worked to improve the conditions in jails and change the criminal justice system
Temperance movement
Common school movement
Prison reform
Women's rights movement
4
Advocated for the improvement of education for all children, regardless of their socioeconomic status or background
Temperance movement
Common school movement
Women's rights movement
Prison reform
5
People in the _____ movement wanted all children taught in the same place regardless of family wealth.
Common School
Horace Mann
Anti-Literacy Laws
Dorothea Dix
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If the events of this unit were put in order first to last, the first event would be
the abolitionist movement
the Second Great Awakening
the temperance movement
education reform
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Which of the following is NOT associated with the abolition movement?
The desire to ensure equal rights for African Americans.
Ensuring people with mental illnesses got the treatment they needed.
Harriet Tubman and the Underground Railroad.
Fighting to free people from slavery and get rid of slavery altogether.
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Which of the following strategies was NOT commonly employed by abolitionists in their efforts to end slavery?
Petitioning government officials and elected representatives
Participating in the Underground Railroad to help slaves escape to freedom.
Conducting lectures, speeches, and public debates to educate the public
Promoting the use of violent resistance and armed rebellion
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Which of the following would be considered a SECONDARY source when we study the abolition movement?
The original copy of Lincoln's Emancipation Proclamation.
Pamphlets from 1850 telling people to oppose slavery.
A television series that portrays the stories of abolitionists.
19th century map marked with stops on Underground Railroad.
10
First Secretary of Education in Massachusetts and the "Father of American Education".
Common School
Dorothea Dix
Horace Mann
Anti-Literacy Laws
11
What was significant about Oberlin College?
It was the first college built in the original 13 colonies.
It was the first college to accept women.
It was the first college to offer scholarships to low income students.
It was the first college to accept African Americans.
12
Which of the following was a major influence in the beginning of reform in the 1800s?
colonization
religion
immigration
industrialization
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Sought to limit or prohibit the consumption and sale of alcohol
Common school movement
Prison reform
Temperance movement
Women's rights movement
14
Which of the following best describes the impact of the Common School reform movement in the U.S. during the mid-1800s?
Created an unequal system where only wealthy kids could be educated.
It led to vocational schools teaching skills like carpentry.
It led to universal, required public schools with more equal opportunities.
It was focused on religious education instead of reading, writing, & math.
15
_____ was a middle-class reformer who helped to improve the living conditions of mentally ill patients nationwide.
Horace Mann
Dorothea Dix
Common School
Anti-Literacy Laws
16
Which of the following was NOT an effect of the Education Reform movement?
African Americans in the south were allowed to learn to read and write
Mount Holyoke College opened for women's education
Perkins School for the Blind opened for people with special needs
Primary school was more accessible to children
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Which of the following would be considered a PRIMARY source if we were looking at mid-19th century education reform?
An original copy of a McGuffey's Readers textbook from 1836.
A documentary from 1980 about the history of education.
A television series that portrays the beginning of common schools.
A newspaper article written in 1992 about education reform.
18
Which of the following achievements would Horace Mann be known for?
encouraging improved teacher training
discussing the evils of slavery and promoting abolition
speaking at the women's convention for equal rights
encouraging reformers to discuss the evils of alcohol consumption
19
Which of the following is true of how many people felt about the temperance movement in the 1800s?
They felt defeated because alcohol was still legal in many states
They felt hopeless that family life had not improved
They felt happy because all states became "dry" by 1860
They felt empowered that they had the freedom to fight for change
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Which of the following was a main goal of the Temperance movement?
reduce or abolish drinking alcohol
abolish slavery
create public schools for children
improve women's rights