Question 1

Nineteenth-century reform movements came about because many saw social ills as incompatible with democracy and the evangelical mission.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 2

Talk about:  American Anti-Slavery Society​

Accepted Answer

The American Anti-Slavery Society was a

Question 3

Talk about:  asylum movement​

Accepted Answer

The asylum movement refers to the global

Question 4

Talk about:  Bent's? Fort

Accepted Answer

Bent's Fort, also known as Fort William,

Question 5

Camp meetings were

Accepted Answer

A) political forums held in rural areas where local residents would discuss current political issues. 
B) parties held at rural estates where the upper class would mingle during parties that lasted for days. 
C) meetings where Indians and white Americans would negotiate land treaties. 
D) outdoor religious revivals where people would sing, pray, and listen to ministers and lay preachers. 
E) None of these are correct. 
A) political forums held in rural areas where local residents would discuss current political issues. 
B) parties held at rural estates where the upper class would mingle during parties that lasted for days. 
C) meetings where Indians and white Americans would negotiate land treaties. 
D) outdoor religious revivals where people would sing, pray, and listen to ministers and lay preachers. 
E) None of these are correct.

Question 6

The asylum movement was led by

Accepted Answer

A) Dorothea Dix. 
B) Frederick Douglass. 
C) Helen Jewett. 
D) Samuel Gridley Howe. 
E) Sojourner Truth. 
A) Dorothea Dix. 
B) Frederick Douglass. 
C) Helen Jewett. 
D) Samuel Gridley Howe. 
E) Sojourner Truth.

Question 7

The Shakers​

Accepted Answer

A) were not a utopian community. 
B) were founded in the early nineteenth century. 
C) believed in the separation of the sexes. 
D) believed that God was male. 
E) encouraged sexual relations between married men and women. 
A) were not a utopian community. 
B) were founded in the early nineteenth century. 
C) believed in the separation of the sexes. 
D) believed that God was male. 
E) encouraged sexual relations between married men and women.

Question 8

Talk about:  Frances Wright​

Accepted Answer

Frances Wright was a Scottish-born lectu

Question 9

Talk about:  utopian communities​

Accepted Answer

Utopian communities are experimental soc

Question 10

Talk about:  utopian socialism​

Accepted Answer

Utopian socialism is a term used to desc

Question 11

Religious revivals originated in northeastern urban areas.​

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 12

Among the institutions identified as needing reform in the nineteenth century were schools and prisons.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 13

Talk about:  Henry David Thoreau​

Accepted Answer

Henry David Thoreau was an American essa

Question 14

Talk about:  scientific racism​

Accepted Answer

Scientific racism is the belief that cer

Question 15

Talk about: Five Points?

Accepted Answer

"Five Points" can refer to different thi

Question 16

Talk about:  Tredegar Iron Works​

Accepted Answer

Tredegar Iron Works, located in Richmond

Question 17

Discuss different forms of resistance in which slaves engaged.​

Accepted Answer

Slaves engaged in various forms of resis

Question 18

Talk about:  perfectionism​

Accepted Answer

Perfectionism is a personality trait cha

Question 19

Talk about:  Washingtonian Movement​

Accepted Answer

The Washingtonian Movement was a social

Question 20

The Mormons​

Accepted Answer

A) established their church in the late eighteenth century. 
B) are also known as the church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. 
C) established themselves as a denomination in Philadelphia. 
D) were established by Francis Wright. 
E) All of these are correct. 
A) established their church in the late eighteenth century. 
B) are also known as the church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. 
C) established themselves as a denomination in Philadelphia. 
D) were established by Francis Wright. 
E) All of these are correct.

Nineteenth-century reform movements came about because many saw social ills as incompatible with democracy and the evangelical mission.

Talk about: American Anti-Slavery Society

Talk about: asylum movement

Talk about: Bent's? Fort

Camp meetings were

The asylum movement was led by

The Shakers

Talk about: Frances Wright

Talk about: utopian communities

Talk about: utopian socialism

Religious revivals originated in northeastern urban areas.

Among the institutions identified as needing reform in the nineteenth century were schools and prisons.

Talk about: Henry David Thoreau

Talk about: scientific racism

Talk about: Five Points?

Talk about: Tredegar Iron Works

Discuss different forms of resistance in which slaves engaged.

Talk about: perfectionism

Talk about: Washingtonian Movement

The Mormons

The First American Peoples: Migration, Settlement, and Adaptation

Joining the Hemispheres: Europe, Africa, and the Americas to 1585

Experimentation, Resistance, and Persistence, 1585-1650

Empires Across the Atlantic World, 1650-1700

Colonial Society and Bonds of Empire, 1700-1750

Imperial Conflicts and Revolution, 1750-1783

American Experiments, 1776-1789

Inventing Republics in the Age of Revolutions, 1789-1819

Markets and Democracy, 1790-1840

A Continental Nation, 1815-1853

Expansion, Slavery, and the Coming of the Civil War, 1848-1861

The American Civil War, 1861-1865

Reunion and Retreat: Reconstruction, 1865-1877

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Exam 10: Personal Transformations and Public Reforms, 1800-1848

Nineteenth-century reform movements came about because many saw social ills as incompatible with democracy and the evangelical mission.

Talk about: American Anti-Slavery Society​

Talk about: asylum movement​

Talk about: Bent's? Fort

Camp meetings were

The asylum movement was led by

The Shakers​

Talk about: Frances Wright​

Talk about: utopian communities​

Talk about: utopian socialism​

Religious revivals originated in northeastern urban areas.​

Among the institutions identified as needing reform in the nineteenth century were schools and prisons.

Talk about: Henry David Thoreau​

Talk about: scientific racism​

Talk about: Five Points?

Talk about: Tredegar Iron Works​

Discuss different forms of resistance in which slaves engaged.​

Talk about: perfectionism​

Talk about: Washingtonian Movement​

The Mormons​

The First American Peoples: Migration, Settlement, and Adaptation

Joining the Hemispheres: Europe, Africa, and the Americas to 1585

Experimentation, Resistance, and Persistence, 1585-1650

Empires Across the Atlantic World, 1650-1700

Colonial Society and Bonds of Empire, 1700-1750

Imperial Conflicts and Revolution, 1750-1783

American Experiments, 1776-1789

Inventing Republics in the Age of Revolutions, 1789-1819

Markets and Democracy, 1790-1840

A Continental Nation, 1815-1853

Expansion, Slavery, and the Coming of the Civil War, 1848-1861

The American Civil War, 1861-1865

Reunion and Retreat: Reconstruction, 1865-1877

Filters

Talk about: American Anti-Slavery Society

Talk about: asylum movement

The Shakers

Talk about: Frances Wright

Talk about: utopian communities

Talk about: utopian socialism

Religious revivals originated in northeastern urban areas.

Talk about: Henry David Thoreau

Talk about: scientific racism

Talk about: Tredegar Iron Works

Discuss different forms of resistance in which slaves engaged.

Talk about: perfectionism

Talk about: Washingtonian Movement

The Mormons