Set Sail Module 07 Review

Whom were more moral?

• Women

• Men

• Children

• Animals

Answer explanation

Women were believed to be more moral than men because they would better support what they believed and thought.

What was the demand after the cotton gin?

• Cotton

• Iron tools/weapons

• Slaves

• Fabric

Answer explanation

More cotton was needed for the cotton gin that could remove the seeds quickly and the more cotton the more slaves needed to harvest the cotton.

What was the voice of women?

• The animals

• The men

• They didn't have a voice

• Women reform movements

Answer explanation

The movements were because of women's rights and since they didn't have a voice then they protested.

History breaks! Florida

• FL

• FO

• FA

• FR

When slaves were married or had children...

• They would be seperate but the would be free

• They could still be enslaved and sold seperatly

• They were promised to be free

• They stayed enslaved but they had to be together at all times.

Answer explanation

Since people believed that the married slaves weren't legally married they sold them separately and didn't keep them together even if they were married or had children. This led to the anti-slavery protests that started the women rights reform movements.

Henry D. Thoreau is an example of...

• customs and traditions

• oral history

• traditional history

• written history

"The ________ was so big it seemed like it was too crowded to even walk because it was filled with us protesters." (Note: the quotation is from a fictional character)

Answer explanation

Reform movements were all different types and everywhere, from child labor to education, from big streets to the rockiest and muddiest streets, reform movements sometimes were at large quantities. (Note: the quotation is from a fictional character)

Whom were Transcendentals?

• People who thought that literacy was a waste and nature should be banned alongside individuals are too picky.

• People who participated in writing movements and thought that the answers to life's mysteries were in nature or in the humans mind.

• People who thought that nature and individuals should be more into literacy.

• Individuals that taught nature literacy about people who thought that they were helpful.

Answer explanation

People like Henry D. Thoreau believed that the solution to life's mysteries were in nature or in individuals. People like Thoreau also participated in reform movements by literacy because the press was more popular.

What was the Cause/Effect relationship with Eli Whitney's cotton gin?

• Slavery demand decrease/Cotton gin destroyed

• Cotton gin breaks down/Slavery owners lose slaves

• Cotton more profitable/Slavery demand increased

• Womens protest/cotton less profitable

Answer explanation

The cotton gin made cotton more profitable because the seeds were removed quicker and cotton needed to be grown and harvested so slaves were needed even more. More cotton = More slaves

What was your most favorite/most interesting lesson in your opinion? (You may choose more than one!)

• Second Great Awakening Momentum

• Cotton Kingdom

• Anti-Slavery Bay

• Women Right's City/Reform City

• Transcendental Heights