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WorksheetsStaar Reform Movements
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 15mins
Which group of people were the first to call themselves abolitionists?
Quakers
Puritans
American Indians
French
This activist was instrumental in helping improved facilities for mentally ill.
Susan B Anthony
Elizabeth Stanton
Fredrick Douglass
Dorothea Dix
Fredrick Douglass was
(choose ALL that apply)
leading abolitionist
published the newspaper the North Star
organized the Underground Railroad
becoming a member of Lincoln's cabinet
This part of the Compromise of 1850 caused the most outrage in the North and led to many more becoming abolitionists.
Fugitive Slave Law(Act)
California's admission as a free state.
Outlawing slave trade in D.C.
Popular sovereignty in lands gained from Mexico.
who is this activist and what was their contribution
Harriet Beecher Stowe/abolition
Horace Mann/ education reform
Susan B Anthony/suffrage
dorothea dix/mentally ill
Reform Movements that addressed societal issues stemmed from
the rise of slavery
Mercantilism
The Second Great Awakening
the First Great Awakening
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
To make changes in order to bring out improvements
Reform
Abolitionist
Transcendentalism
Declaration of Sentiments
Formal statement of injustices
Reform
Abolitionist
Transcendentalism
Declaration of Sentiments
Gathering of supporters to argue for Women's Rights
Seneca Falls Convention
Second Great Awakening
Underground Railroad
Nat Turner's Rebellion
Secret Network of free blacks and whites who helped slaves escape North
Seneca Falls Convention
Second Great Awakening
Underground Railroad
Nat Turner's Rebellion
Leaders of the Seneca Fall's Convention
Frederick Douglas
William Lloyd Garrison
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Lucretia Mott
A person who supports getting rid of slavery
Reform
Abolitionist
Transcendentalism
Declaration of Sentiments
Staar Reform Movements
A) The Temperance Movement
B) The Industrial Revolution
C) The Gold Rush
D) The Louisiana Purchase
