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WorksheetsDEAF 401 Exam #2
Total questions: 57
Worksheet time: 29mins
Who was the wife of Rev. Thomas Hopkins Gallaudet?
Parnell Fowler
Sophia Fowler
Harriet Tubman
Elizabeth Boardman
Who are Thomas H. and Sophia Gallaudet's sons who hugely impacted the Deaf community?
Rev. Dr. Thomas Gallaudet, Jr. & Edward Miner Gallaudet
Henry Gallaudet & Edward Miner Gallaudet
Rev. Dr. Thomas Gallaudet Jr. & James Gallaudet
Laurent Gallaudet & Andrew Gallaudet
Who was Rev. Dr. Thomas Gallaudet Jr.?
The youngest son of Thomas H. Gallaudet and Sophia Fowler
The first Deaf club founder
The oldest son of Thomas H. Gallaudet and Sophia Fowler
The first president of today's Gallaudet University
In what ways did Rev. Dr. Thomas Gallaudet Jr. impact the Deaf community?
Promoted Deaf leadership: Deaf priests
Started a new kind of Deaf space: churches for Deaf people
Multi-faceted Deaf community social services
All the other answers
The first American church for deaf people's name is:
New York City Deaf Church
St. Mary's Church of the Deaf
St. Ann's Church for the Deaf
St. Peter's Deaf Church
When and where was St. Ann's Church for the Deaf established?
1850, Hartford
1852, New York City
1855, Boston
1862, Philadelphia
The establishment of Deaf churches was important because:
Deaf people had direct access to religious services in signed language.
New forms of Deaf leadership could emerge within a new type of Deaf space.
Deaf community needs could be met in an effective, Deaf-centric way.
All of the other answers
Who is generally recognized as the first Deaf priest?
Austin Ward Mann
Thomas Gallaudet Jr.
Henry Winter Syle
Francis Clerc
Which Deaf institute did Edward Miner Gallaudet (EMG) become the first leader of?
New York Institute
Maryland Institute
Columbia Institute
Virginia Institute
Where was the Columbia Institute?
Tacoma, WA
Columbia, SC
Washington, D.C.
Hartford, CT
What was Edward Miner Gallaudet's (EMG) most significant impact on the Deaf community?
Co-founded the Columbia Institute
Secured a life-time pension for the retiring Laurent Clerc
Establishing today's Gallaudet University
Wrote the first American Deaf Education textbook
Along with EMG, who co-founded the Columbia Institute?
Andrew Jackson
John Carlin
Edward Allen Fay
Amos Kendall
Who was Amos Kendall?
A wealthy Washington D.C. politican and philanthropist
The sponsoring founder of the Columbia Institute
The adoptive father of five deaf orphans
All the other answers
What was Amos Kendall's greatest impact on Deaf history?
Opened the Federal Civil Service to Deaf employees
His political networks helped obtain Congress' support for a Deaf college
Invited Laurent Clerc to present to Congress
He first hired Deaf workers for the U.S. Postal Service
What year was the Collegiate Department of the Columbia Institute founded?
1860
1864
1868
1870
In what year was today's Gallaudet University founded?
1854
1864
1874
1884
Which U.S. President signed the bill creating today's Gallaudet University?
Abraham Lincoln
Franklin Pierce
James Buchanan
Andrew Johnson
Why was Sophia Fowler instrumental in Gallaudet University's founding?
She paid for EMG's train ticket to move to Washington, D.C.
She hosted socials so EMG could network with various Congressmen
She introduced Amos Kendall to EMG
By serving as matron, she enabled EMG to work at the Columbia Institute
Who is the most important person behind the creation of today's Gallaudet University?
Edward Miner Gallaudet
Rev. Thomas Hopkins Gallaudet
Laurent Clerc
John Carlin
Forbidden Signs states Oralists twisted which term to justify their Deaf education methodology?
speech
abnormal
language
natural
Forbidden Signs explains Oralists redefined hearing people by using what term?
normal
healthy
standard
common
What were the Deaf-Mute Banquets?
Annual New Year's Eve banquets at local Deaf clubs world-wide
Deaf French-organized banquets to protest oralist control of the National Deaf School in Paris
Banquets where spoken language was not permitted
Charity fundraisers for Deaf schools
Who is Ferdinand Berthier?
A French Deaf teacher at the Paris school
A lead organizer of the French Deaf-Mute banquets
An advocate for Deaf rights and signed language rights
All of the other answers!
Who is Thomas Widd?
A Deaf community leader in Great Britain, Canada, and the US
The founder of today's Mackay Center (Deaf school) in Montréal, Canada
A church and Deaf community organization leader in Los Angeles
All of the other answers!
What types of Deaf organizations emerged in the USA from 1850-1900?
State associations & Deaf clubs
Self-help (Insurance)
Sport
All of the other answers!
What year was the National Association of the Deaf (NAD) founded?
1864
1870
1880
1892
Where was NAD founded?
Los Angeles, CA
Washington, D.C.
New York City, NY
Cincinnati, OH
Are Deaf identity labels used in 1850-1900 different from those used today?
Yes
No
Maybe
I don't know!
What was the Little Paper Family?
A collection of children's books for Deaf children
Deaf club newspapers printed on mini-size papers
Periodicals published by Deaf schools
Deaf gossip columns produced by private Deaf businesses
Which country's early Deaf education is associated with the oral system?
France
Spain
Germany
None of the other answers
Which country's early Deaf education is associated with the writing system?
France
Spain
Germany
None of the other answers
Which country's early Deaf education is associated with the manual system?
France
Spain
Germany
None of the other answers
When was the Milan Congress?
1870
1880
1890
1900
Where was the Milan Congress?
Paris, France
Rome, Italy
Washington, D.C.
Milan, Italy
What was the main impact of the Milan Congress?
Widespread elimination of signing from Deaf schools
Widespread inclusion of signing into Deaf schools
Widespread elimination of oralism from Deaf schools
Widespread hiring of Deaf teachers at Deaf schools
The Milan Congress voting was biased because
Oralists were handpicked as voting representatives
No proportional representation based on Deaf school and student numbers
Hardly any Deaf individuals were present
All of the other answers!
Alexander Graham Bell
Opposed oralism & Deaf persons' assimiliation into hearing society
Supported manualism & Deaf persons' assimiliation into hearing society
Supported oralism & Deaf persons' assimiliation into hearing society
Supported manualism & the Deaf community's existence
The Oralist Movement
Expanded the number of Day schools for deaf children
Led to the firing of many Deaf teachers
Led to widespread language deprivation in deaf children
All of the other answers!
Who is the first Black Deaf graduate of Gallaudet University?
Ida Gray (Hampton)
Hume LePrince Battiste
Andrew Foster
Robert Davila
Who is the first openly Black Deaf graduate of Gallaudet University?
Andrew Foster
James Gilbert, Jr.
Ennals J. Adams, Jr.
H. L. Johns
Who are the first two Latina Deaf women graduates of Gallaudet University?
Esperanza Correa (Latimer) & Agatha Tiegel (Hanson)
Dolores Ramirez (Barrett) & Lillian Hahn (Skinner)
Dolores Ramirez (Barrett) & Esperanza Correa (Latimer)
Alto Lowman & Blanche Wilkins (Wallace)
Who is the earliest known Deaf Latino to graduate from Gallaudet University?
Pedro Sandoval
Andrew Foster
Robert Davila
Eduardo Huet
Who was a pioneering Asian Deaf woman advocate and community leader?
Ida Gray (Hampton)
Lillian Hahn (Skinner)
May Martin (Stafford)
Christine Sun Kim
Who was a Black DeafBlind lawyer in the 1920s?
Roger Demosthenes O'Kelly
Haben Girma
James Gilbert, Jr.
Ennals J. Adams, Jr.
Who is the first Black Deaf woman graduate of Gallaudet University?
Blanche Wilkins (Wallace)
Amanda Johnson
Lauren Ridloff
Ida Gray (Hampton)
Who is the first Black Deaf teacher?
Amanda Johnson
H. L. Johns
Julius Garrett
All of the other answers!
Who were the first two Deaf women to graduate from Gallaudet University?
Dolores Ramirez (Barrett) & Esperanza Correa (Latimer)
Alto Lowman & Agatha Tiegel (Hanson)
Amanda Johnson & Blanche Wilkins (Wallace)
Emma Speake & Annie Szymanoskie
Who is the earliest known Deaf Latino student at Gallaudet University?
Robert Davila
Rogelio Fernández
Pedro Sandoval
Angel Acuña
Who was an early Black Deaf female advocate and educator?
Blanche Wilkins (Wallace)
Ida Gray (Hampton)
Carolyn McCaskill
Amanda Johnson
Who are the earliest known Black Deaf students at Gallaudet University?
James Gilbert. Jr. & Roger Demosthenes O'Kelly
Ida Gray (Hampton) & Blanche Wilkins (Wallace)
Andrew Foster & Glenn Anderson
James Gilbert, Jr. & Ennals J. Adams, Jr.
Who is the first Deaf Gallaudet University graduate with an earned degree?
John Hotchkiss
Melville Ballard
John Carlin
Laurent Clerc
Which is the first Deaf female faculty member at Gallaudet University?
Ida Gray (Hampton)
Agatha Tiegel (Hanson)
May Martin (Stafford)
Amanda Johnson
Which is the first Deaf faculty member at Gallaudet University?
Laurent Clerc
John Hotchkiss
Glenn Anderson
Andrew Foster
Who are the first two Deaf female students at Gallaudet University?
Dolores Ramirez (Barrett) & Esperanza Correa (Latimer)
Amanda Johnson & Blanche Wilkins (Wallace)
Alto Lowman & Agatha Tiegel (Hanson)
Emma Speake & Annie Szymanoskie
Who was the first person to receive a Gallaudet University degree (which was honorary)?
Alexander Graham Bell
Thomas Hopkins Gallaudet
John Carlin
Laurent Clerc
Who was the first Deaf female principal?
Sophia Fowler Gallaudet
Emily Lewis
Shirley Allen
May Martin (Stafford)
Who was the first Deaf teacher of a DeafBlind pupil?
Mary Elizabeth Bigler
Anne Sullivan
Helen Keller
Julia Brace
