Reform

The Second Great Awakening was referring to what?

• revival of strong religious feelings
• when your mom comes in your room the second time
• return to a king
• return to law of the land

Horace Mann was a leader of what movement?

• Education
• Judicial Review
• Law Making
• Scientific Breakthrough

how did the reform movement help care for disabled people

• New hospitals for ill people, deaf, and blind people
• Reform efforts were unsuccessful 
• Reform efforts led to new medical procedures
• Legislation created new procedures for health care

Frederick Douglass contributed to the abolitionist movement by?

• He spoke and wrote about his early life as a slave
• He formed the abolitionist party and ran for President of the US
• He wrote legislation banning slave trade
• He established the underground railroad

Which one of these ladies was NOT involved in the suffrage movement?

• Dorthea Dix
• Susan B. Anthony
• Elizabeth Cady Stanton
• Lucretia Mott

Abolitionists wanted to end what civil institution

• Slavery
• Womens Voting
• Care for the Disabled 
• Economic Reformations

Uncle Tom's Cabin, The North Star and The Liberator all concerned what?

• Opposing Slavery
• Opposing Abolition
• Supported Women's rights
• Supported Factory Reforms

How did the reform movement help the rights of women?

• Reform efforts did not gain the right to vote, but shortened the workday
• They were unsuccessful
• Allowed women to go to college
• By the end of the 19th century women had the right to vote. 

How was the Hudson river school a distinctly American painting?

• Artists painted landscapes to show man's connection with nature
• Artists avoided realism
• Artists showed industrialism ruined the environment
• Artists connected greek and roman myths to America

Factory owners used child labor because children--

• Read better than their parents
• Are more efficient than other workers
• Can be paid less than adults
• Needed jobs to support parent