Reform Review Questions

The source above was a catalyst that resulted in

• limiting the number of immigrants

• altering 18th century labor laws

• extending suffrage to women

• providing public education

The ideas above are characteristics most closely associated with -

• reform

• sectionalism

• industrialization

• westward expansion

The words above were shared at a revival during the Second Great Awakening. Which of the following reform movements was directly impacted by this event?

• Prison

• Care of the Disabled

• Abolition

• Temperance

Which group worked effortlessly to change the sentiments expressed in the above Supreme Court ruling?

• Labor Unionists

• Abolitionists

• Transcendentalists

• Nativists

Which of the following best describes the origins of the abolitionist movement?

• Sojourner Truth delivering her “Ain’t I a Woman” speech.

• William Lloyd Garrison launching an abolitionist newspaper.

• Quakers establishing a colony based on religious freedom.

• Frederick Douglass delivering first-hand accounts of his life as a slave.

The information in the box above can be best be associated with --

• Horace Mann - education

• Frederick Douglass - Abolotion

• Sojourner Truth - Women's Rights

• Henry David Thoreau - Transcendentalism

The work of Dorthea Dix led to--

• education reform for rural America.

• better treatment of the mentally disabled.

• the creation of the Declaration of Sentiments.

• passage of temperance laws.

Events like those described above influenced Americans to--

• encourage Congress to quickly pass the Fugitive Slave Law.

• support a variety of social reform movements.

• persuade support for Nativist movements.

• discouraged support of the temperance movement.

Which group would have supported the passage of the above?

What methods were used by this anti-slavery group to achieve their goal?