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Religious Reform
Changes in the American Family
Institutional Reform
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A lawyer that was an influential support of free public education.
What is Horace Mann
100
The religious movement in the early nineteenth century that led to radical reforms
What is Second Great Awakening
100
Before the 1800s, parents used ________ to discipline their children. Now they used ____________.
What is corporal punishment/fear, guilt
100
The condition of the asylums in the early 1800s.
What is not good, poor conditions, staffed with personnel that lacked training, brutality to maintain order.
100
Time period this chapter takes place.
What is 1801 - 1850
200
Female activist for women's rights
What is Susan B Anthony
200
The first great practitioner of the new evangelical Calvinism
What is Lyman Beecher
200
Groups of women that had deep friendships that transcend even the barriers of social class.
What is sisterhood or sorority
200
Reason why taxpayers did not want to pay for public education.
What is think it's unfair they pay for the schooling of others.
300
Provided counterpoint on reform
What is Nathaniel Hawthorne
300
the most popular American beverage that led to Temperance movement
What is Whiskey
300
New conception of woman's role in the early 1800s.
What is Cult of True Womanhood
300
Horace Mann
Who is the most influential supporter of the common school movement
400
The reason there was a division between the working lives of men and women.
What is the rise of factories that led men to their places of labor, which left their wives at home to take care of their children.
400
The people who viewed free public education as a way of countering growing gap between rich and poor
What is lower-class and artisans
500
Term used to describe: family's main function is to care and nurture for child.
What is child-centered
500
Lyceums, debating societies and mechanics' institutes were examples of these
What is places in every city/town where adults of all social classes could broaden their intellectual horizons beyond regular schooling.
500
Woman's suffrage campaigner.
What is Susan B Anthony, Elizabeth Cady Stanton, Lucy Stone, Julia Ward Howe, etc.