Reform and reformers

To put an end to something wrong of immoral. To make an existing situation better by helping certain groups of people.

• Reform

• Reshape

• Remould

• Rebound

A religious revival that led to many people becoming religious or spiritual because of negative effects of the Industrial Revolution

• The Great Revival

• The 2nd Great Awakening

• The Spiritual Upheaval

• The Glorious Appearing

The Temperance movement was a movement to end

• domestic violence

• anger issues in men

• the consumption of alcohol

• slavery

This movement attempted to achieve emancipation, or freedom, of all enslaved African Americans

• Emancipation movement

• Abolition movement

• Freedom movement

• Servitude movement

Which of the following were abolitionists

• Harriet Tubman

• Frederick Douglas

• Robert Lee

• Sojourner Truth

The Women's Rights movement revolved around

• the right to vote

• the right to serve in the military

• the right to hold political office

• the right to consume alcohol

Where was the first public meeting on Women's Rights held?

• Continental Congress Hall

• Gonzalez Convention Center

• New York State Capital

• Seneca Falls Convention

Which of the following documents was a list of grievances for women's rights?

• Declaration of Sentiments

• Declaration of Independence

• Declaration of the Rights of Women

• Declaration of Truth

Who led the start of the Women's Rights movement?

• Elizabeth Cady Stanton

• Sarah G. Bagley

• Harriet Tubman

• Clara Barton

Who is the father of education reform?

• Clara Barton

• Dorthea Dix

• Horace Mann

• William Lloyd Garrison