Lesson 18: Era of Reform Flashcards

1
Q

What is a transcendentalist?

A

to go beyond what your told, to believe in your own gut feeling

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2
Q

Henry David Thoreau’s philosophy is…

A

to question society’s rules

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3
Q

Dorothea Dix was involved with improving what?

A

prisons

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4
Q

Horace Mann was a part of which movement?

A

education reform

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5
Q

Horace Mann believed that a way to get out of poverty was through what?

A

education

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6
Q

Problem with education was that it only benefited who?

A

boys

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7
Q

What does abolitionist mean?

A

someone who wants to end slavery

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8
Q

What was the name of the newspaper that Frederick Douglas made to spread his abolitionist message?

A

The Northern Star

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9
Q

What led many people, including William Lloyd Garrison, to join in a reform movement?

A

religion (Second Great Awakening)

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10
Q

Women wanted someone in office that would give women the right to vote, however, women could not ________ for a person like this, they still did not have that right yet.

A

vote

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11
Q

What two reform groups shared something in common?

A

Women’s Rights & Abolitionist (both denied rights to women and African Ameriicans)

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12
Q

Who had a difficult time getting into medical school?

A

Miss Blackwell

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13
Q

Most medical schools would __________ accept women

A

not

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14
Q

Who became a part of the women’s rights movement when she was refused the right to speak at a convention?

A

Stanton

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15
Q

Where did the women’s rights movement begin?

A

Seneca Falls

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16
Q

Who started the Seneca Falls Convention?

A

Miss Mott

17
Q

What document did the women at the Seneca Falls Convention try to copy?

A

The Declaration of Independence