1800-1848 12/3/2024 Flashcards

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What did Dorothea Dix advocate for the changes of?

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Prisons, mental hospitals, and schools

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Why did Dorothea Dix advocate for Mental Hospitals?

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People with mental illness who did nothing wrong were thrown in prison with actual criminals. Instead she wanted to build mental hospitals where the patients could get professional treatment.

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Why did Dorothea Dix advocate for State supported prisons? What did she also want prison to implement?

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She thought solitary confinement was too cruel as punishment and given too often in prisons.
A rehab system

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Why did Dorothea Dix advocate for special schools?

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People who were blind or deaf didn’t get proper education in regular schools

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Who was Dorothea Dix?

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School teacher from Massachusetts who advocated for reforms

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Who was Horace Mann?

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Leading advocate for public school and founder of the Massachusetts board of education. Also advocated for moral education and teacher preparation. Also created the college system

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Why did Horace Mann advocate for public schools?

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So people could be well educated, more teachers have jobs, no child labor

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What is the Cult of Domesticity?

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The idealized view that women were the moral leaders in the home and would take charge of the household and children.

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What movement arose due to high alcohol consumption?

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Temperance.

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What did reformers believe was the cause of social ills?

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Alcohol consumption.

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What organization was created to promote total abstinence from alcohol?

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The American Temperance Society.

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Which demographic was most active in the Temperance movement?

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Middle class women.

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Who joined the Temperance cause, believing alcohol led to crime and poverty?

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Politicians and factory owners.

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Fill in the blank: The Temperance movement aimed to bring about total _______.

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abstinence.

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True or False: The Temperance movement was primarily supported by lower-class women.

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False.

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What were some negative outcomes linked to alcohol consumption according to reformers?

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Crime, poverty, and decreased workers’ output.

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Why were the lower class not part of the temperance?

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Had no voice and didn’t band together

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Why were the upper class not part of the temperance?

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Didn’t care

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Why did politicians join the cause of the temperance?

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So they can get the women to influence their husband to vote for them (women couldn’t vote)