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What was the purpose of the Temperance Movement?

•   Encourage alcohol abuse and ignore its consequences

•   End alcohol abuse and its consequences by encouraging abstinence or at least moderation

•   Lowering the legal drinking age to 18

•   Increasing the drinking age to 30

What was the predominant belief of the Second Great Awakening?

•   Christianity should be limited to a select few.

•   God had already decided which people would go to Heaven even before they were born.

•   Man had free will and he could save his soul through his actions on Earth.

•   An individual could not change fate.

Which of the following reforms did Horace Mann advocate?

•   Equal educational treatment for girls and boys

•   Free public education for all children

•   Ending child labor in factories

•   Lowering the voting age to 18

What happened as a result of the Second Great Awakening?

•   All slaves were freed.

•   Church membership did not change.

•   Church membership doubled.

•   Church membership declined.

How did the American Colonization Society (ACS) seek to end slavery in the United States?

•   Founded the colony of Liberia in western Africa.

•   Encouraged Congress to grant freedom to all slaves.

•   Built larger churches for the slaves on plantations.

•   Founded the colony of Ghana in western Africa.

During the Lincoln-Douglas Debates, what was Douglas' argument?

•   Douglas supported social equality of the races.

•   Douglas supported political equality of the races.

•   Douglas supported the idea of popular sovereignty, whereby territories could decide whether they wished to have slavery.

•   Douglas assured southerners that he had no intention of interfering with slavery in the states where it existed.

During the Antebellum Era, what was the purpose of social reform movements?

•   Extend slavery into the American West.

•   Bring greater equality to white male citizens.

•   Bring greater equality to marginalized members of society.

•   Increase the voting age to 21 for all groups.

Which Antebellum Era theory indicated that while the men were busy working, women should focus on cultivating a home that was supportive, warm, and virtuous?

•   Cult of Domesticity

•   Republican Motherhood

•   Women’s Suffrage

•   Cult of Women’s Rights

What was the goal of the Abolitionist Movement?

•   Increase slavery in the United States

•   Eliminate Women’s Rights

•   Promote Women’s Suffrage

•   Eliminate slavery in the United States

A member of a well-known family, which individual opened the Hartford Female Seminary that offered classes in subjects traditionally reserved for men: chemistry, rhetoric, algebra, and philosophy?

•   Samuel Gridley Howe

•   Thomas Gallaudet

•   Emma Hart Willard

•   Catherine Beecher