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- Q1Social reformer who was the "Father of the Common School Movement". (You can thank this guy for public school system)Horace MannDorothea DixRalph Waldo Emerson30sEditDelete
- Q2A reform movement led by Dorothea Dix that removed children and the clinically insane from adult prisons.Women's suffrageSociety BallPrison Reform30sEditDelete
- Q3She was a social reformer who made prisons & hospitals reform. (especially for the mentally ill)Dorothea DixSusan B. AnthonySojourner TruthHariett Tubman30sEditDelete
- Q4A Naturalist who believed people were at there best when left to their own means.Frederick DouglassHenry David ThoreauRalph Waldo Emerson30sEditDelete
- Q5She was an abolitionist and women's rights advocate. She escaped slavery and changed her name from Isabella Baumfree to _________________.TemperanceHariett TubmanDorothea DixSojourner Truth30sEditDelete
- Q6An escaped slave who became a famous orator and published anti-slave writings in the "North Star".William L. GarrisonFrederick DouglassAbe Lincoln30sEditDelete
- Q7Dorothea Dix led a reform movement to improve peoples lives for those who couldn't take care of themselves. She petitioned the legislature for mental hospitals and wanted mentally ill separate from ordinary criminals.Voting RightsCare for people with lung disease.Care for the mentally ill and disabledWomen's suffrage30sEditDelete
- Q8A network of routes and safe houses used by enslaved people to escape to free states. Hariett Tubman was know as the conductor.Underground RailroadChatanooga ChooChooOregon TrailSanta Fe Trail30sEditDelete
- Q9To make changes in order to improve. ( you know like in prison's, women's rights, education, disabled, mentally ill or religion.)cedeannexreform30sEditDelete
- Q10A philosophical movement about individualism. Believing people and nature are inherently good and should be self-reliant. Thoroeu & Emerson were a part of this movement.MormonismFolk HeroesTranscendentalism30sEditDelete
- Q11An abolitionist and journalist who founded the American Anti-Slavery Society. He also fought for women's rights and wrote "the Liberator".Dorothea DixHorace MannWilliam Lloyd Garrison30sEditDelete
- Q12A reform movement that was part of the "Second Great Awakening". Paved the way for prohibition & the 18th amendment (no alcohol).Education ReformSocial ReformTemperance Movement30sEditDelete
- Q13An abolitionist philosopher who was known for not paying his taxes and transcendentalism. He was know for his book "Walden" which reflected upon his belief in simple living in natural surroundings. His essay, "Civil Disobedience" was ans argument for civil disobedience.Henry David ThoreauRalph EmersonWilliam Garrison30sEditDelete
- Q14Reform movement against alcohol.Civil DisobedienceEducation ReformTemperance movementSuffrage30sEditDelete
- Q15Parody of a founding document by Elizabeth Cady Stanton "all men & WOMEN are created equal" that advocated for women's rights and was read at the Seneca Falls Convention.Declaration of IndependenceDeclaration of RightsDeclaration of Sentiments30sEditDelete
- Q16Term synonymous with suffrage. This is was the Seneca Falls Convention was all about.Women's RightsChildren's RightsMen's Rights30sEditDelete
- Q17This reform made learning available for every child (not just rich folks). Horace Mann led the way.Education ReformWomen's RightsAbolitionists30sEditDelete
- Q18"Conductor" of the Underground Railroad who was an abolitionist and spy for the Union Army.Hariett TubmanGrimke SistersSojourner TruthDorthea Dix30sEditDelete
- Q19Refusal to obey or protesting laws of a government in a peaceful manner ( like Henry David Thoreau did not paying taxes for a war he didn't believe in).AbolitionDisregard for the truthCivil Disobedience30sEditDelete
- Q20A person with the desire to get rid of a practice or institution ( ya know like slavery).ReformerSuffragistAbolitionist30sEditDelete