Social Reform of the 1800s
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21 questions
Read sections carefully and thoughtfully complete the associated questions.
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What did the 2nd Great Awakening inspire people to do?
What did the 2nd Great Awakening inspire people to do?
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A revival was a movie that people watched after dinner.
A revival was a movie that people watched after dinner.
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Describe a Utopian society
Describe a Utopian society
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Why do you think Utopian Societies weren't successful?
Why do you think Utopian Societies weren't successful?
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Who helped reform prisons and conditions fo rhe mentally ill in the 1800's
Who helped reform prisons and conditions fo rhe mentally ill in the 1800's
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The work of this reformer is seen in the U.S. today
The work of this reformer is seen in the U.S. today
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Who was the first head of the Board of Education?
Who was the first head of the Board of Education?
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During the 1800's most kids were not able to gain an education because they did not attend school.
During the 1800's most kids were not able to gain an education because they did not attend school.
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What was the goal of the Temperance Movement?
What was the goal of the Temperance Movement?
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Why was this reform wanted and by who?
Why was this reform wanted and by who?
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What was the goal of labor reform
What was the goal of labor reform
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Trade unions helped employees by helping them organize as a group to make their demands to their employers.
Trade unions helped employees by helping them organize as a group to make their demands to their employers.
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The early attempts for petition failed in Lowell, Massachusetts because a 10 hour workday was too long.
The early attempts for petition failed in Lowell, Massachusetts because a 10 hour workday was too long.
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What was the goal of the abolition movement?
What was the goal of the abolition movement?
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Because he had been born enslaved, Frederick Douglass could tell true stories about what life was really like for enslaved people.
Because he had been born enslaved, Frederick Douglass could tell true stories about what life was really like for enslaved people.
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What was the Underground Railroad and what did it do?
What was the Underground Railroad and what did it do?
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What was the goal of the Women's Rights Movement?
What was the goal of the Women's Rights Movement?
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The first Woman's Rights Convention was called ______________________________.
It was held in __________________________.
It was organized by ______________________ .
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New York
Sojourner Truth
Philadelpia
Seneca Falls Convention
Susan B. Anthony
Elizabeth Cady Stanton & Lucretia Mott
National American Women Suffrage Association
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You read about 6 different reform movements of the 1800s. Rank the reforms from most important (1) to least important (6) in your opinion
You read about 6 different reform movements of the 1800s. Rank the reforms from most important (1) to least important (6) in your opinion
| Draggable item | arrow_right_alt | Corresponding Item |
|---|---|---|
Hospital and Prison Reform | arrow_right_alt | 1 |
Women's Rights Movement | arrow_right_alt | 2 |
Temperance Movement | arrow_right_alt | 3 |
Labor Reform | arrow_right_alt | 4 |
Abolition Movement | arrow_right_alt | 5 |
Education Reform | arrow_right_alt | 6 |
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Which Reform Movement did you rank as most important? Give at least one reason for your choice.
Which Reform Movement did you rank as most important? Give at least one reason for your choice.
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Which of these reforms do you think our society needs today? Give one reason why.
Which of these reforms do you think our society needs today? Give one reason why.