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1. In the 1800s, there was a wave of religious fervor known as the (1 point)
- (0 pts) Religious Right.
- (1 pt) Second Great Awakening.
- (0 pts) Religious Awakening.
- (0 pts) Revival Times.
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What movement called for drinking little or no alcohol? (1 point)
- (0 pts) Transcendentalist
- (0 pts) utopia communities
- (1 pt) temperance
- (0 pts) reformers
3.
Who became head of education in Massachusetts in 1837? (1 point)
- (0 pts) Lyman Beecher
- (1 pt) Horace Mann
- (0 pts) George Caitlan
- (0 pts) Charles Finney
4.
In the 1800s which occupation was a possible choice for women?(1 point)
- (0 pts) doctor
- (1 pt) schoolteacher
- (0 pts) minister
- (0 pts) lawyer
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Who wrote seemingly simple, deeply personal poems? (1 point)
- (0 pts) Edgar Allen Poe
- (0 pts) Herman Melville
- (1 pt) Emily Dickinson
- (0 pts) Maria Mitchell
6.
Who purchased his freedom from the slaveholder he had fled? (1 point)
- (1 pt) Frederick Douglass
- (0 pts) Horace Mann
- (0 pts) Charles T. Weber
- (0 pts) Theodore Weld
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The network of escape routes out of the South for enslaved people was the (1 point)
- (0 pts) Escape Network.
- (0 pts) Slave Network.
- (1 pt) Underground Railroad.
- (0 pts) Southern Escape Route.
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Who was the most famous Underground Railroad conductor? (1 point)
- (0 pts) Sojourner Truth
- (0 pts) Angelina Grimké
- (1 pt) Harriet Tubman
- (0 pts) Sarah Grimké
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The most controversial issue at the Seneca Falls convention concerned (1 point)
- (0 pts) education.
- (1 pt) suffrage.
- (0 pts) jobs.
- (0 pts) slavery.
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Who founded the New York Infirmary for Women and Children? (1 point)
- (0 pts) Theodore Weld
- (0 pts) Frederick Douglass
- (0 pts) Susan B. Anthony
- (1 pt) Elizabeth Blackwell
The final score is 9/10 (90%).
What else can I help you with?
A female abolitionist and traveling preacher?
The female abolitionist and traveling preacher of the early 1800s was named Isabella Baumfree. She changed her name in 1843 to Sojourner Truth.
During the early 1800s some American hesitated to settle to the great plains which name for the grest plains helped cause this hesitation?
the Great American Desert
What factors most inspired conquistadors to set sail?
Well, honey, those conquistadors were all about that gold, glory, and God. They were thirsty for riches, wanted to make a name for themselves, and had a religious fervor that made them think they were doing God's work by conquering new lands. So, basically, they were a bunch of greedy, power-hungry adventurers with a sprinkle of religious zeal.
What Caribbean countries did the last name Fountain Or Farrington originate?
Foutain is a unusual last name but it's roots steam from England and France. This name was used by those who lived by a spring or well. The name spread during medieval times and in the 1800s by migrants seeking religious freedom, those who served on pirate or merchants vessels. This why it can found even in the caribbean.
What was the name of religious meetings that took place in the US in the early Y's?
The religious meetings that took place in the US in the early years, particularly during the Second Great Awakening, were often referred to as "camp meetings." These gatherings brought together large groups of people for worship, preaching, and spiritual revival, fostering a sense of community and encouraging conversions. They played a significant role in shaping American religious life in the 19th century.
What do you call a shaker?
According to the article that I read on the internet, and what I had heard before they shook in religious fervor during their religious services, thus the name.
What was the name of religious meetings that took place in the US in the early 1800?
Revivals
What was the name of religious meetings that took place in the US in the early S's?
Revivals
What was the name of religious meetings that took place in the US in the early 1800s?
revivals Revivals were religious meetings that increased people's interest in religion. Religious revivals took place throughout the United States during the 1820s and 1830s. Preachers would often travel to different locations and give sermons to large groups of people at meetings held outdoors. Many of the reform movements of the time were associated with the increased participation in religious activities.
Which statement best expresses a common Believe among nativists in the late 1800s and early 1900s?
"America is for Americans" is a statement that best expresses a common belief among nativists in the late 1800s and early 1900s. Nativism got its name from the "Native American" parties.
What was the name of religious meetings that took place in the us in the early 1800's?
Revivals
Why were the shakers called the shakers?
According to the article that I read on the internet, and what I had heard before they shook in religious fervor during their religious services, thus the name.
A female abolitionist and traveling preacher?
The female abolitionist and traveling preacher of the early 1800s was named Isabella Baumfree. She changed her name in 1843 to Sojourner Truth.
During the early 1800s some Americans hesitated to settle the great plains which name for the great plains helped cause this hesitation?
the great American desert
During the early 1800s some American hesitated to settle to the great plains which name for the grest plains helped cause this hesitation?
the Great American Desert
What is the significance of the burned over districts?
The Burned-over District refers to western and central New York during the early 19th century, known for intense religious revivals and a hotbed of social reform movements like abolitionism and women's rights. It earned its name from the "burning" zeal of the religious fervor that swept through the region, leaving communities spiritually transformed and receptive to new social ideas. This area played a crucial role in shaping American religious and social history.
What is the name of a religious and philosophical movement in the united states in the early to the middle 1800's?
Transcendentalism was the religious and philosophical movement in the U.S. in the early to middle-1800's. It developed in the 1820's and was a protest against the state of spirituality.
