Quiz Me! - Era: Reform Movements Test your knowledge about the Reform Movements era. 1 / 10 Which inventor and invention best completes the two question marks on the chart? Samuel Morse and interchangeable parts Samuel Colt and galvanized rubber Samuel Morse and factory system Charles Goodyear and steam engine 2 / 10 What was the main goal of the temperance movement? To protect lands from being taken from indigenous tribes To ensure ensure equal rights for women including the vote To protect prisoners who suffered from mental illness To prevent the effects alcohol abuse by banning alcohol 3 / 10 How did the Industrial Revolution affect 19th-century America? It caused a decline in the economic growth of the United States. It changed how goods were produced in the United States. It caused the production of goods in homes to become more common. It decreased the need for enslaved people as a source for labor. 4 / 10 What do the publications listed in the chart above have in common? They were dedicated to women’s rights. They spoke out against child labor. They proclaimed the evils of slavery and called for its abolition. They attacked the expansion of slavery in the newly acquired territories. 5 / 10 What goals did labor reformers hope to achieve? Health care for on the job injuries Protection for migrant agricultural workers Safer working conditions and higher wages Increase immigration to add to the labor force 6 / 10 This reformer believed in simplicity and economy and his actions influenced later reformers, including Martin Luther King, Jr. This reformer was - Frederick Douglass Daniel Webster John James Audubon Henry David Thoreau 7 / 10 Which of the following was a result of the Industrial and Transportation Revolutions in the United States? A reduction in the slave population in the Southern states A growth in the number of cities A growth of large farms in the western territories A need for even more slave labor 8 / 10 What effect did the individuals and their accomplishments listed above have on the United States? They turned Americans’ attention away from America’s problems. They reminded Americans about the importance of relying on nature. They contributed to the cultural identity of the United States. They documented the natural beauty of America. 9 / 10 Where was the Declaration of Sentiments and Resolutions drafted and adopted? Manhattan Philadelphia Georgetown Seneca Falls 10 / 10 Why were the reforms of Dorothea Dix so important? She focused her efforts on improving conditions in hospitals and prisons. As a temperance reformer, she and Frances Willard worked together. She joined her efforts with the abolitionists to end slavery. As an educator, she fought for quality public schools for all children. Your score is Restart quiz
