Abolitionist Movement
Temperance Movement
Education Movement
Prison/ Mental Health and Factories/Working Conditions
Women's Rights
100

What was the primary goal of the abolitionist movement?

To end slavery

100

What was the main goal of the temperance movement?

Reduce or eliminate alcohol consumption

100

True or False, Horace Mann believed that education should be free and universal?

True

100

Child labor and long hours are most closely associated with what movement?

Factories/Working conditions movement 

100

What was the primary goal of the early women’s rights movement?

Obtain suffrage and legal equality

200

This was a series of safe houses for slaves escaping from the south to the north

The Underground Railroad

200

Which number amendment was passed as a result of the Temperance movements efforts to ban alcohol?

The 18th amendment 

200

Which 2 groups were most often excluded from education before the reform movement? 

Women and minorities/slaves

200

Who led early labor reform movements to improve factory conditions?

Samuel Gompers

200

What was the name of the document issued at Seneca Falls?

The Declaration of Rights and Sentiments

300

Who published The Liberator, an influential abolitionist newspaper?

Frederick Douglas

300

The Women’s Christian Temperance Union (WCTU) was led by which female advocate?

Frances Willard

300

Who is considered the “Father of Public Education”?

Horace Mann

300

Who was the most well-known advocate for prison and asylum reform?

Dorothea Dix

300

“Ain’t I a Woman?” was a famous speech by which female rights advocate? 

Sojourner Truth

400

Which abolitionist movement advocate wrote Uncle Tom's Cabin to increase awareness of the cruelty of slavery?

Harriet Beecher Stowe

400

Which two groups opposed the temperance movement most strongly? 

Liquor manufacturers and immigrants/men 

400

How did education reformers get the public to support public schools? 

It would prepare citizens for democracy

400

What was the most common reason given for opposition to prison and asylum reform?

It was too expensive

400

The passage of what number amendment was one long-term effect of the women’s rights movement of the 1800s?

The 19th Amendment 

500

The American Anti-Slavery Society was founded by who?

William Llyod Garrison? 

500

What 3 problems were associated with excess alcohol consumption in the 1800's? 

Poverty, domestic violence, crime 

500

What was the biggest challenge facing education reform and the creation of public schools? 

Lack of funding (lack of support) 

500

Reformers believed that asylums and prisons should focus on this type of care instead of punishment?

Rehabilitation 

500

Who co-organized the Seneca Falls Convention in 1848?

Lucretia Mott and Elizabeth Cady Stanton