Reform

The Hudson River School was known for

• paintings of U.S. landscapes

• helping fugitive slaves

• founding many public schools

• attacking settlers in Kansas

Abolitionists wanted to

• build more public schools

• end slavery

• impeach President Lincoln

• limit sales of alcohol

Important leader in the women's rights movement

• John Brown

• Harriet Beecher Stowe

• Susan B. Anthony

• Dred Scott

The first women's rights convention was held in --

• Boston, MA

• Lawrence, KS

• Seneca Falls, NY

• Charleston, SC

The Second Great Awakening helped inspire many

• tariffs and taxes

• reform movements

• internal improvements

• fugitive slave laws

Reform movement that encouraged Americans to drink less alcohol

• abolition

• utopianism

• transcendentalism

• temperance

This man led the movement to improve public schools.

• Abraham Lincoln

• Stephen Douglas

• Horace Mann

• Henry David Thoreau

The purpose of 19th-century reform movements was to

• improve American relations with Great Britain

• improve American society

• increase sectionalism

• increase the number of political parties

Religious group

Founders of Pennsylvania

Opposed slavery

• Suffragettes

• Quakers

• Utopians

• Transcendentalists

Famous transcendentalist who was jailed for refusing to pay his taxes.

• John Brown

• Henry David Thoreau

• Frederick Douglass

• William Lloyd Garrison