Reform Movement Day 3

The temperance movement occurred because its leaders desired -

• improve conditions of factory workers in the Northern cities

• to lower the tariffs imposed by the federal government that was damaging to the economy of the South

• Americans to consume less alcohol

• more Americans to attend church services on a weekly basis

Horace Mann supported Education Reform because -

• he believed every child should have the right to attend school

• he wanted to be paid more as a teacher himself

• only males were allowed to be teachers

• it would eventually lead to the end of slavery

The ______________________ movement worked to get Americans to drink little or no alcohol.

• pay

• crime

• temperance

• Horace Mann

Many people believed that drinking alcohol could lead to _____________ and poverty.

• pay

• crime

• temperance

• Horace Mann

__________________________ believed that every child should have the right to go to school.

• pay

• crime

• temperance

• Horace Mann

The ________________________ movement worked to end slavery.

• abolition

• harriet beecher stowe

• harriet Tubman

• Frederick Doulgass

The most famous abolitionist was _________________________________, who published anti slavery newspaper "North Star.

• abolition

• harriet beecher stowe

• harriet Tubman

• Frederick Douglass

3. Uncle Tom’s Cabin was a book that talked about the horrors of slavery. It motivated many Northerners to

work to end slavery. This book was written by ___________________________________.

• abolition

• Harriet Beecher Stowe

• harriet Tubman

• Frederick Douglass

______________________________________ helped slaves escape using the Underground Railroad.

• abolition

• Harriet Beecher Stowe

• Harriet Tubman

• Frederick Douglass

What was the Underground Railroad?

• a series of paths and hiding places that runaway slaves could use to get to the Northern U.S. or Canada

• a series of paths to help capture slaves and return to the to southern states.