Unit 8 Industrialization and Reform

Women's suffrage movement started where?

• Seneca Falls, New Jersey

• Seneca Falls, New York

• Seneca Falls, Connecticut

The construction of railroads & canals benefited northern industries by

• providing faster movement of products

• supporting industrialization in the South

• slowed migration to the cities of the North

Why did many settle in the northeastern U.S. urban areas?

• increase in demand for high skill labor

• increase in demand for low skill labor

• decrease in demand for high skill labor

• decrease in demand for low skill labor

What type of job provided expanded economic opportunities for women?

• baking

• teaching

• factory

• farming

The Know-Nothing party disliked which people group?

• factory workers

• women's rights supporters

• abolitionists

• immigrants

Which reformer below DID NOT fight for women's rights by authoring publications?

• Susan B. Anthony

• Lucretia Mott

• Emily Dickinson

• Elizabeth Cady Stanton

Frequent subject of American art in the 19th century was...

• nature

• factory life

• women's rights

• temperance reform

One result of women's rights movement reform was...

• increase in wages paid to women

• creation of city parks for leisure time

• a shortening of workday to ten hours

• equal job opportunities for

Author of the Declaration of Sentiments...

• Sojourner Truth

• Harriet Tubman

• Elizabeth Cady Stanton

• Susan B. Anthony

What social concern did these publications have in common?

• opposed abolition

• opposed slavery