Reformers CFU

Which of the following words describes the end to slavery?

• reform

• abolition

• suffrage

• temperance

Which of the reform movements were dedicated to promoting moderation and, complete abstinence in the use of intoxicating liquor?

• Temperance Movement

• Abolition Movement

• Prison Reform Movement

• Education Reform Movement

A(n) ______ is a hospital dedicated to treating the mentally ill.

• morgue

• advocate

• labor union

• asylum

Which of the following describes the need for prison reform?

• prisons did not need any reform

• prisoners were protesting their sentencing

• prisons were becoming overcrowded

• the government refused to fund prisons

Which of the following terms describes the right to vote?

• suffrage

• emancipation

• voting

• abolition

Why was there a need for education reform?

• too many children were attending schools

• access to education was not equal

• children were not learning the correct material

• some citizens spoke out against education

An advocate is someone who...

• does not participate in any social movements

• protests against high taxes

• supports or recommends a cause or policy

• was recently freed from enslavement

What was the name of the first convention for women's rights; where the right to vote, more career options, and a change in property rights were discussed?

• Seneca Falls Convention

• Treaty of Paris

• Constitutional Convention

• Monroe Doctrine

What was the belief that people should go beyond logical thinking to reach true understanding of the world?

• emancipation

• reform

• temperance

• transcendentalism

What was the Underground Railroad?

• a secret group of people who helped enslaved people escape to freedom

• several documents that explain the importance of abolition

• a series of tunnels that people used to secretly travel

• a railroad that stretched from the south to the west