NTI Unit 10 Reform Movements Learning Check.

Which reform movement matches the picture and has to do with alcohol/liquor?

• Temperance

• Suffrage

• Abolitionist

• Populist

What was the name of the reform movement that wanted to end slavery in the United States?

• The Transcendental Movement

• The Suffrage Movement

• The Temperance Movement

• The Abolition Movement

The reform movement that wanted to give equal rights to women.

• The Transcendental Movement

• The Suffrage Movement

• The Temperance Movement

• The Abolition Movement

Horace Mann pushed for Education Reform because

• he wanted to get rid of private schools in Massachusetts

• he said it was impossible to have a truly free society without education

• he wanted all people, even slaves, to be able to go to private school if they wanted

• he thought there were too many female teachers and was an advocate for men's rights

William Lloyd Garrison published the anti-slavery newspaper called The Liberator. Unlike many abolitionists before him, Garrison wanted the slaves to be--

• returned to Africa
• be freed immediately
• taught how to read and write
• allowed to work in the South

As a result of her reform efforts, Dorothea Dix helped states--

• ban the sale of alcohol
• establish high schools for girls
• build and maintain mental health facilities
• legally grant women control inheritance

How did participation in the anti-slavery movement affect many women abolitionists?

• They accepted their traditional roles as wives

• They contributed to other reform movements

• They realized that total freedom for slaves was impossible

• They became aware of their own need for freedom and wanted the right to vote

The reform movement that wanted to end slavery was called

• Temperance Movement

• Abolition Movement

• The Racism Reform Movement

• The Suffrage Movement

(1817-1895) American abolitionist and writer, who escaped slavery and became a leading African American spokesman and writer. Founded the abolitionist newspaper, the North Star.

• Dorothea Dix

• Fredrick Douglas

• William Lloyd Garrison

• Lucretia Mott

The Declaration of Sentiments was inspired by

• The Liberator, an antislavery magazine

• The Declaration of Independence

• The stories told by Frederick Douglass about his life as a slave

• The Bill of Rights