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Module 8 Quiz

Total questions: 18

Worksheet time: 9mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Women having to restrict their activities after marriage to the home and family was known as:

a)

The Cult of Inequality

b)

The Cult of Domesticity

c)

The Cult of Reform

d)

The Cult of Time

2.

What was the outcome of Nat Turner’s rebellion?

a)

The rebellion ended peacefully with no casualties

b)

Turner and the slaves in the uprising were awarded freedom for their bravery

c)

The rebellion led to southern slave owners to call for the end of slavery

d)

Turner was captured and whites would retaliate against the rebels

3.

What group was mostly hired at the Lowell Mills?

a)

Females

b)

Immigrants

c)

Slaves

d)

Males

4.

What was the main goal of the temperance movement?

a)

To abolish slavery

b)

To improve working conditions

c)

To improve the education system

d)

To prohibit the drinking of alcohol

5.

In contrast to the early days of slavery, by 1830 the majority of slaves:

a)

Had been freed in every state except Virginia

b)

Had been born in America and spoke English

c)

Had been given the right to vote and own land

d)

Lived in cities and worked in factories

6.

Which of the following were true of the conditions in most American prisons in the early 1800's? Select 2 answers.

a)

The prisoners were well fed

b)

The prisons were overcrowded

c)

The prisoners were treated in a humane manner

d)

The prisons housed people who were mentally ill

7.

Which of the following was the main goal of prison reforms?

a)

To increase the number of people sent to prison

b)

To house the mentally ill and prisoners in the same place

c)

to increase the punishment of prisoners for their past crimes

d)

to focus on rehabilitating prisoners to a useful position in society

8.

What was the main objective of William Lloyd Garrison's paper, The Liberator

a)

To advise blacks to fight for freedom rather than waiting for slave owners to end slavery

b)

To demand the immediate end of slavery with no payment to slaveholders

c)

To inform readers of the harsh realities of slavery

d)

To call on the government to condemn slavery

9.

Which of the following was true of free blacks in the South?

a)

Most free black southerners had the right to vote

b)

Free blacks in the South could attned any school they chose

c)

Free blacks in the South had to prove they were gainfully employed

d)

Most free southern blacks had a wide variety of jobs available to them

10.

What was the main goal of the Temperance Movement?

a)

To abolish slavery

b)

To improve healthcare

c)

To improve education for women

d)

To prohibit the drinking of alcohol

11.

Which of the following was an outcome of the Seneca Falls Convention?

a)

Women were grated the right to vote

b)

A law was passed that abolished slavery

c)

Women gained improved educational opportunities

d)

A declaration was approved that proclaimed women were equal to men

12.

Which of the following were the main objectives of labor unions? Select 2 answers.

a)

Raising wages

b)

Eliminating child labor

c)

Shortening the workday

d)

Increasing the amount of vacation time.

13.

Between the years of 1830 to 1860, what group of immigrants made up the highest percentage and settled mostly in the large cities of the Northeast?

a)

German

b)

British

c)

Dutch

d)

Irish

14.

William Lloyd Garrison was a radical white abolitionist who started his own paper named:

a)

The Abolition

b)

The Liberator

c)

The Virginia Times

d)

The Southerner

15.

What was NOT described as an evil of alcohol by the temperance societies?

a)

Sickness

b)

Poverty

c)

Government Corruption

d)

Break-up of families

16.

What document was the Declaration of Sentiments modeled on?

a)

The U.S. Constitution

b)

Treaty of Paris

c)

Declaration of Independence

d)

Bill of Rights

17.

What Reform Movement was Dorothea Dix involved heavily in?

a)

Prison Reform

b)

Education Reform

c)

Sports Reform

d)

Womens Reform

18.

Why did some Americans oppose a tax-supported public school system?

a)

People thought that schools could not produce responsible citizens.

b)

Parents feared that schools would teach children foreign languages.

c)

People believed that schools would prevent children from having better economic opportunities.

d)

Parents of children in private schools did not want to support schools that their children did not attend.