Industrial Revolution and Reforms

City women began to work outside the home. Jobs available to women in the cities included.....

• Teachers, maids, factories and sweatshops

• Cotton fields

• Plantations

Suffrage means the right to _______________.

• own a firearm
• vote in political elections
• practice your religion
• free speech

Which suffragist helped organize the Seneca Falls Convention in 1848?

• Alice Paul

• Elizabeth Cady Staton

• Eleanor Roosevelt

• Abigail Adams

Which invention contributed to the expansion of slavery in the South?

• mechanical reaper
• steam boat
• cotton gin
• interchangeable parts

What was the Temperance Movement?

• When the earth cools fast and causes it to move

• The movement to make more people drink alcohol in the United States

• The movement to limit alcohol drinking in the United States and other countries

• When everyone started to pour alcohol on cats

Which person is connected to the free public education?

• Horace Grant

• Horace, the Egyptian sky god

• Horace Mann

• Mrs. Mann, our art teacher

Where would the mentally ill be sent?

• Islands off the coast of France

• Prisons

• To work in hot dog factories

• Corbett Junior High

What did the 2nd Great Awakening have to do with the Reform Movement?

• It inspired people to try and do good things

• It caused fear of an angry God

• It made America stay woke about extraterrestrials

• It fixed the shortage of laborers in the factories

Susan B. Anthony and Elizabeth Cady Stanton both fought for_______________________.

• expansion of slavery

• women's suffrage

• prison reform

• public education

Railroads moved ___-_________ to factories.

• finished prodcuts
• raw materials