Revivalism and reform

Question 1

When did revivalism and reform happen

Answer 1

1820-1860

Question 2

What thing did people want to reform

Answer 2

Temperance, asylum, penal reform, abolitionism, women rights, and education

Question 3

The ante bellum of 1820 and 1860 was also known as what

Answer 3

The romantic age

Question 4

What were most reforms trying to fix

Answer 4

The inequality in socity

Question 5

Where did industrialization vs. progress in human rights primary happen

Answer 5

In the north

Question 6

What did Southerner refuse to accept when it came to reforms

Answer 6

They refused reforms that protect slavery

Question 7

What was the main way that society was educated

Answer 7

Through news papers

Question 8

When did the second great awaking happen

Answer 8

1820-1840

Question 9

What raised as a result of the 2nd great awaking

Answer 9

The rise of unitarians

Question 10

What did people start to do in the 2nd great awaking

Answer 10

They began to apply Christ’s teachings to society

Question 11

What did utopian societies have in terms of ownership

Answer 11

They had a collective ownership

Question 12

What did the most significant reform movements do

Answer 12

They all sought not to withdraw from society but to change it directly

Question 13

What was the temperance movement

Answer 13

It tried to eliminate social problems by curbing drinking

Question 14

Who lead the temperance movement

Answer 14

It was largely lead by clergy men

Question 15

What did the temperance movement first focuse on

Answer 15

It focused on drunkenness and did not oppose moderate drinking

Question 16

When was the American temperance society founded

Answer 16

1816

Question 17

What was the goal of the American temperance society

Answer 17

Taking voluntary abstinences

Question 18

Where was the temperance movement founded and when was it founded

Answer 18

In Boston Massachusetts in 1826

Question 19

During the next 10 years 5,000 what was founded

Answer 19

Temperance societies

Question 20

As the movement gained momentum what happened

Answer 20

Annual per capita consumption of Achol dropped

Question 21

What was the only state that required free public school

Answer 21

Massachusetts

Question 22

What did middle class reformers call for

Answer 22

Tax supported education

Question 23

Why did middle class reformers call for tax supported education

Answer 23

Because they argued to business leaders that the new economic order needed educated workers

Question 24

What did asylums do

Answer 24

They isolated and separated the criminal, the insane, and the ill

Question 25

What was rehabilitation

Answer 25

The goal of care in asylums which had focused on confident shifted to the reform of personal character

Question 26

Who was Dorthia Dix

Answer 26

A Boston teacher that took lead in advocating state supported asylums for the mentally ill

Question 27

How did she attract a lot of attention to the movement

Answer 27

Because of her reports detailing the horrors to which the mentally ill were subjected

Question 28

What were some thing the mentally ill were being subjected to

Answer 28

Being chained, kept in cages, and closets, and being beaten with rods

Question 29

What was the impact that Dorthia Dix had

Answer 29

She mad 28 states maintained mental institutions by the 1860s

Question 30

What did society create in emancipation proclamation

Answer 30

They created gradual voluntary emancipation

Question 31

What was the goal in the abolishment movement

Answer 31

To create a free slave state in Liberia, West Africa

Question 32

Where was there no real anti slavery settlement

Answer 32

North

Question 33

Who published the liberator

Answer 33

William Llyod Garrison

Question 34

When did the Liberator first appear

Answer 34

In 1831

Question 35

What did the liberator say

Answer 35

repudiated gradual emancipation and embraced immediate end to slavery

Question 36

What other things did Willam Lloyed Garrison say

Answer 36

He advanced racial equality and argued that slaveholders should not be composited for freeing slaves