HIUS 316 Quiz Reform Movements
- What popular ideology was closely connected with civil disobedience, pacifism, and non-resistance?
- What below was NOT true about William Lloyd Garrison?
- Garrison and his followers rejected war and all preparations for war. This led them to do what?
- Who below was a former slave who wrote about the horrors of slavery in an autobiography?
- Who was one of the first black women in America to speak publicly on political issues?
- Who was known for laying groundwork for reform movements for the blind?
- What temperance movement was run by former alcoholics and was similar to Alcoholics Anonymous today?
- Who capitalized on Jacksonian Americans’ love of strange curiosities and confidence in pseudo-science by running the American Museum and then taking his show on the road in a circus?
- Most of the founders of the American Temperance Society came from which of the groups of people below?
- What was the “moral reform” movement?
- The abolitionist movement called for what?
- Early leaders of the abolitionist movement were often of which group?
- Abolitionists often sought a political solution to the problem of slavery as evidenced by?
- What abolitionist pamphlet argued for violence if slaves were not freed?
- Who below fought for the role of women in the abolitionist movement?
- What abolitionist leaning school did prominent abolitionist businessmen and brothers Arthur and Lewis Tappan found in Cincinnati?
- What was the Underground Railroad?
- What well-known center of scientific learning was founded after Charles Wilkes’ United States Exploring Expedition authorized by Andrew Jackson?
- Who founded the American Asylum, teaching sign language and lip reading as part of reform movements for the deaf?
- What was a popular and established medical treatment for a variety of ailments in the Jacksonian Era?
- Drawing on Dr. Roberts’ presentation “the Meaning of Equality and the Declaration,” explain how slavery became a political litmus test during the Jacksonian Era.