Reform Movements 8th

This School of Early American Art painted America's Beautiful Landscapes.

• Old School

• Western Painters

• Rocky Mountain School

• Hudson River School

Hudson River School artists were influenced by

• Hudson River and climate change

• migration of immigrants west

• social reforms of America

• natural landscape of America

What was an effect of Uncle Tom's Cabin?

• abolitionist movement support grew

• book sales soared

• the profits from the book sale went to help slaves

• The Supreme Court banned the book

How did women joining groups like Temperance, abolition, and suffrage organizations effect society?

• provided women jobs

• expanded the role of women in social reforms

• caused women to move to rural areas of the nation

• inspired them to become teachers out west

Ralph Waldo Emerson and Henry David Thoreau are considered

• mercantalists

• transcendentalists

• naturalists

• revolutionaries

Reform Movements that addressed societal issues stemmed from

• the rise of slavery

• Mercantilism

• The Second Great Awakening

• the First Great Awakening

This activist was instrumental in helping improved facilities for mentally ill.

• Susan B Anthony

• Elizabeth Stanton

• Fredrick Douglass

• Dorothea Dix

The Hudson River School had a specific topic to their art that usually focused on...

• landscapes, rivers, countrysides

• factories, industry, machines

• shipbuilders of the northeast

• slavery in the south

This was a famous Hudson River School Painter

• Thomas Cole

• Thomas Jefferson

• George Catlin

• John James Audoban

A drawing or painting of the outside

• landscape

• interior

• portrait

• exterior