WorksheetsChapter 8 Review
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 33mins
Who did the 2nd Great Awakening focus on?
(a)
Who was the most famous preacher of the 2nd Great Awakening?
Charles Finney Grandison
Edward Cullen
James Ralph Grandison
Paul Smith II
What was the preaching style like in revivalism?
Mild
Reserved
Dramatic
Quiet
Revivals were a religious gatherings that lasted one day.
True
False
Revivalists would believe that conversion (coming to faith) happens in one explosive moment.
True
False
Answer yes or now: Was revivalism effective in increasing church attendance?
(a)
Revivalism would be the the heart as Unitarian would be the the (a) .
Unitarians would be the the upper class as revivalists would be to the _______.
Elite
Rich
Educated
Common People
Unitarians and Revivalists believed the same thing about conversion.
True
False
Unitarians would agreed with Revivalists that faith should focus on the ________.
Church
Priest
Individual
Music
Why were slave owners nervous about slaves going to church?
Slave owners feared that passages like the Exodus would lead slaves to escape
Because slave owners did not want to force religion on them
Slave owners did not go to church either
African Americans were forced to worship in separate churches in the North.
True
False
Transcendentalism is a philosophy and literary movement
True
False
For a someone who believes in Transcendentalism would believe that truth is found in (a) .
What did the expansion of public education do to school enrollment?
everyone went to school now until they were 18
nothing changed everyone still went to private schools
the amount of children enrolled in school increased by 42%
school enrollment went down because people did not like public education
Doretha Dix reformed asylums and prisons because she saw ________ and _________ being mistreated at the prisons
Criminals
teachers
the mentally ill
children
Utopian communities believed that the world was going to end.
true
false
Utopia means a ______ place.
horrible
separate
scary
perfect
Abolition means the movement to end (a)
William Lloyd Garrison, David Walker, and Frederick Douglas fought slavery through all of these EXCEPT
Violence
Lobbying
Peace
The Written Word
Emancipation is the (a) ing of the slaves
What is the outcome of the Virginia Debate
The slave owning Eastern Virginians blocked the Western from gradual abolition
Virginia became a free state
Virginia expanded slavery into the west of the state
Virginia began the Civil War
Each of these are examples of slave codes EXCEPT
forbidden to preach the Gospel
forbidden to eat meat
forbidden to assemble in public
forbidden to learn to read or write
The gag-rule was
only abolitionists could talk about slavery
only slaveowners could talk about slavery
every debate on slavery had to be heard in government
limiting the debates on slavery in government
All of these were used to support slavery EXCEPT
use the Bible to defend slavery
benefitted them to become Christians
the slaves were avoiding war in Africa
myth of the happy slave
Urban slavery is to factories as rural slavery is to ________.
Plantations
Farms
Woods
Savannah
As a rural slave on a plantation you could work in the field or in the (a) .
Why was being an Urban slave better?
Only the men had to work
There were more restrictions, so they were treated better
There was more to do in the city
The slaves would eventually be freed
Nat Turner led one of the bloodiest slave rebellions because he believed he was on a (a) from God.
Nat Turner's Rebellion frightened slave owners and caused the south to tighten its grip with ______ _______.
Segregation
Jim Crow Laws
Black codes
Slave codes
Who believed that “Women deserve the same rights as men.”
Frederick Douglas
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Abigail Adams
Louisa Alcott
Lucretia Mott and Elizabeth Cady Stanton started the Women Rights (a) .
The acceptable environment for a women was domestic or the (a) .
_________ is the prohibition of alcohol.
Temperance
Temperment
Temperature
Temper
Why did people support Temperance?
They believed that slavery led to sin
They believed that literature led to sin
They believed alcohol led to sin
They believed that candy led to sin
True or False: There was no educational opportunity for girls after elementary school.
True
False
True or False: After the Civil War there were lots of education opportunities for Black female students
True
False
How many women were sick based off of the National Survey?
15%
40%
75%
90%
Everyone could agree on the right to vote for women at the Seneca Falls Convention.
True
False
Sojourner Truth traveled the U.S. speaking about _________
Abolition
The Bible
Literature
Education
Before: Home, Rural, and Skilled
After:__________________
Home, Urban, and Unskilled
Factories, Urban, and Unskilled
Factories, Rural, and Unskilled
Factories, Urban, and Skilled
Put these in the right order:
Apprentices
Masters
Journeymen
Journeymen
Maters
Apprentices
Apprentices
Masters
Journeymen
Masters
Apprentices
Journeymen
Masters
Journeymen
Apprentices
The women at the Lowell Mill received lower wages and worked from Dawn to (a) .
All of these were the conditions at Lowell Mill EXCEPT
Hot
Poor Ventilation
Dark
Poor Healthcare
Strikes are a refusal to
(a)
The workers at Lowell were striking for all of these EXCEPT
Better wages
Better Working Conditions
Better Uniforms
Set Hours
There was a 3 Million increase in immigrants during this period. Most of them were Irish and German _________.
Catholics
Lutherans
Protestants
Baptists
The Irish were persecuted in America because of their _____.
Accent
Faith
Clothing
Food
Irish immigrated to America because of
Famine
Tornado
Civil War
Religious Persecution
Commonwealth v. Hunt gave workers the Right to _____.
a 40 hour work week
Work
Strike
Take a 30 minute lunch
