Reforms, Art, Causes of Civil War

-were against slavery
-believed slavery was immoral
-wanted to free slaves
the movement described is-

• temperence
• education
• abolition
• prison

leader of prison and reform on the mentally ill-

• Horace Mann
• Henry David Thoreau
• Dorothea Dix
• Lucretia Mott

Known as a transcendentalist and was the author of "Civil Obedience"

• William LLoyd Garrison
• Harriet Tubman
• Horace Mann
• Henry David Thoreau

What religious group outlawed slavery?

• Catholics
• Protestants
• Quakers
• Mormons

-believed education should be available to all  children
-believed all children should be in school and not in factories working 
-taxes should be used to fund schools
the following describe-

• Henry David Thoreau
• Dorothea Dix
• Horace Mann
• Elizabeth Cady Stanton

-wanted to ban consumption of alcohol
-18th Amendment added as a result
-led by Christians and women
the movement is described is-

• transcendentalism
• temperance
• mentally ill
• prison

Frederick Douglass contributed to the abolition reform by-

• writing an autobiography about his life as a slave
• helped people escape through the Underground Railroad
• ran for president of the Abolition Party
• wrote "Uncle Tom's Cabin"

Transcendentalism main focus is on-

• nature
• technology
• mythology
• human flaws

the reform represented is-

• temperance
• prison
• abolition
• women's rights

The reform represented is-

• abolition
• education
• temperance
• mentally ill