WorksheetsUnit 8 Pre-test
Total questions: 41
Worksheet time: 39mins
“Neither slavery nor involuntary servitude, except as a punishment for crime whereof the party shall have been duly convicted, shall exist within the United States, or any place subject to their jurisdiction.”
- U.S. Constitution, 1865
1. Which group achieved their goal with the passage of the above excerpt?
Temperance
Abolitionists
Transcendentalists
Suffragists
1. The work of Dorthea Dix led to –
education reform for rural America.
passage of temperance laws
the creation of the Declaration of Sentiments.
better treatment of the mentally disabled.
1. What was the significance of Seneca Falls, New York?
Birthplace of reformer, Dorthea Dix
Distribution center for abolitionist newspapers
Meeting place for a women’s suffrage convention
Location of first hospital established for the disabled
· Focus on morality
· Promote social justice
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1. Which of the following best completes the graphic organizer above?
Second Great Awakening
Hudson River School
Urbanization and Industrialization
a. Nullification Crisis
· Essayist, naturalist, and abolitionist
· Engaged in acts of civil disobedience
· Works included “Walden” and “Resistance of Government”
1. The information in the box above can best be associated with –
Horace Mann – Education
Frederick Douglass – Abolition
Sojourner Truth – Women’s Rights
Henry David Thoreau – Transcendentalism
A secret group that specialized in helping people out of slavery and to safety.
Reformers
Underground Railroad
suffrage
Temperance
This states that men and women are equal and was based on the Declaration of Independence
Declaration of Sentiments
Declaration of Temperance
Declaration of Colonization
Independence Statement
Writing "Uncle Tom's Cabin" was an accomplishment of
Frederick Douglas
William Lloyd Garrison
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Horace Mann
The abolitionist newspaper, "The Liberator" was an accomplishment of
Harriet Beecher Stowe
William Lloyd Garrison
Horace Mann
Frederick Douglas
John James Audobon was a
poet
artist
politician
farmer
to act based on one’s own beliefs...
individualism
transcendentalism
conform
Abolitionist
What is transcendentalism?
A movement that focuses on logic and reason
A philosophical movement that values emotions and a connection with nature
A political movement that fights for equal rights
A religious belief that emphasizes worship in churches
The process of economic development based on factory production
Assembly Line
Interchangeable Parts
Barter system
Industrialization
– the process of migration to large, densely populated areas, generally cities
Urbanization
Immigration
Rural Flight
Boom Towns
Refusing to obey laws believed to be unjust
Civil Justice
Civil Obedience
Civil Disobedience
Civil Strife
Most immigrants from 1820 to 1850 came from which two countries?
France and the United Kingdom
Ireland and Germany
Ireland and France
Germany and the United Kingdom
The abolitionist movement evolved out of the —
Great Awakening.
Industrial Revolution.
Harlem Renaissance.
Era of Good Feelings.
Which reform movement's views are represented in this cartoon?
Abolition
Temperance
Women's suffrage
Child labor reform
Which of the following statements about the Lowell System is correct?
It was utilized by the federal government to fill vacant government positions.
It was a labor program utilized by textile mills.
It was essential to railroad construction in the West.
It represented an attempt to extend the right to vote to all white male citizens.
Who was Fredrick Douglas?
an escaped slave who became an abolitionist and journalist
a women's rights activist
an escaped slave and trade union worker
a prominent painter
Who was Horace Mann?
a person who argued for trade unions
a person who lived during the 1800's who looked like a horse
someone who argued for improved education reform
an abolitionist
Who was Harriet Tubman?
An escaped slave who led those on the underground railroad
An escaped slave and abolitionist
An education reformer
A labor reformer
Who was William Loyd Garrison?
One of the first white abolitionist journalist
An escaped slave and abolitionist
A journalist who promoted education reform
A journalist who spoke out against child labor
Civil Disobedience
Refusing to obey laws because they are unjust
Violently going against the government
A civilian starting a riot
The Second Great Awakening was a ______________ that sparked a number of reform movements in the early 1800s
a temperance movement
a plan for utopian communities
a religious revival
an abolitionist movement
This famous abolitionist and women's rights advocate delivered the speech "Ain't I a Woman" at the Seneca Falls Women's Rights Convention,
Harriet Tubman
Sojourner Truth
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Abigail Adams
Government regulations during the Industrial Revolution protected children in what ways?
Putting an age limit on when they could work
Limiting the types of jobs they could do
Limiting hours
There were no regulations
Which of the following was a typical job worked by children?
Breaking up coal
Selling newspapers
Chimney sweeps
Working on Machines
All Listed Jobs
a work stoppage by employees as a protest against an employer
Telegraph
Spiritual
Prejudice
Strike
a device that used electric signals to send messages
Literacy
Telegraph
Prejudice
Spiritual
farmer who owns a small farm
Slave codes
Yeoman
Nativist
Trade union
laws in a Southern state that controlled enslaved people
Yeoman
Trade union
Nativist
Slave codes
group of workers with the same trade or skill
Yeoman
Trade union
Nativist
Slave codes
ship with sleek hulls and tall sails that "clipped" time from long journeys
Domestic slave trade
Telegraph
Productivity
Clipper ship
