// question: 17151606 name: Abolitionism found its greatest regional support in ____________________. ::Abolitionism found its greatest regional support in ____________________.::[html]
Abolitionism found its greatest regional support in ____________________.
{ ~Pennsylvania and New Jersey#Incorrect =New England#Correct ~New York#Incorrect ~Ohio#Incorrect ~the West#Incorrect } // question: 17151518 name: All of the following statements regarding the Auburn System of prisons are ... ::All of the following statements regarding the Auburn System of prisons are ...::[html]
All of the following statements regarding the Auburn System of prisons are true EXCEPT
{ ~prisoners were forbidden to speak to one another at any time.#Incorrect ~prisoners were required to work to provide their own keep.#Incorrect =prisoners were assigned to rooms with multiple inmates bunking together.#Correct ~prisoners were regimented in military-type formation.#Incorrect ~prisoners were kept in solitary cells to encourage discipline and contemplation.#Incorrect } // question: 17151539 name: All of the following statements regarding the Washington Temperance Society ... ::All of the following statements regarding the Washington Temperance Society ...::[html]
All of the following statements regarding the Washington Temperance Society are true EXCEPT it
{ ~identified its members as the laboring classes.#Incorrect =only accepted short-term drinkers and rejected “hopeless drunks.”#Correct ~was avowedly nonreligious.#Incorrect ~rejected politics and legislation.#Incorrect ~called for restoring male authority within the family.#Incorrect } // question: 17151599 name: America’s “national drink” was ____________________. ::America’s “national drink” was ____________________.::[html]
America’s “national drink” was ____________________.
{ ~milk#Incorrect ~water#Incorrect ~beer#Incorrect =whiskey#Correct ~vermouth#Incorrect } // question: 17151547 name: America’s increasing alcohol consumption in the antebellum period was the ... ::America’s increasing alcohol consumption in the antebellum period was the ...::[html]
America’s increasing alcohol consumption in the antebellum period was the result of
{ ~mass marketing campaigns that included free samples of alcohol.#Incorrect ~the growing number of communal occasions that prompted social drinking.#Incorrect ~the cheap cost of alcohol.#Incorrect ~a rising number of women who consumed alcohol.#Incorrect =an increasing desire to be intoxicated.#Correct } // question: 17151615 name: An organization that blamed prostitution on the brutality of men and sought ... ::An organization that blamed prostitution on the brutality of men and sought ...::[html]
An organization that blamed prostitution on the brutality of men and sought to reform prostitutes was the ____________________ Society.
{ ~Reformist#Incorrect ~Quaker#Incorrect ~Friends#Incorrect =Magdalen#Correct ~Moral#Incorrect } // question: 17151553 name: Beer was introduced into America by the ::Beer was introduced into America by the::[html]
Beer was introduced into America by the
{ ~English.#Incorrect =Germans.#Correct ~Irish.#Incorrect ~Africans.#Incorrect ~Italians.#Incorrect } // question: 17151520 name: Before the 1830s, the largest organization opposed to slavery was ::Before the 1830s, the largest organization opposed to slavery was::[html]
Before the 1830s, the largest organization opposed to slavery was
{ ~American Anti-Slavery Society.#Incorrect ~William Lloyd Garrison Society.#Incorrect ~New England Anti-Slavery Society.#Incorrect =American Colonization Society.#Correct ~Free Labor Society.#Incorrect } // question: 17151604 name: Both Democrats and Whigs wanted to keep ____________________ out of politics. ::Both Democrats and Whigs wanted to keep ____________________ out of politics.::[html]
Both Democrats and Whigs wanted to keep ____________________ out of politics.
{ ~money#Incorrect =slavery#Correct ~public building projects#Incorrect ~schools#Incorrect ~each other#Incorrect } // question: 17151613 name: By 1860, every slave state EXCEPT the Carolinas and ____________________ ... ::By 1860, every slave state EXCEPT the Carolinas and ____________________ ...::[html]
By 1860, every slave state EXCEPT the Carolinas and ____________________ operated prisons on the Auburn model.
{ ~Virginia#Incorrect ~Missouri#Incorrect ~Alabama#Incorrect =Florida#Correct ~Louisiana#Incorrect } // question: 17151549 name: Democrats feared that government would ::Democrats feared that government would::[html]
Democrats feared that government would
{ ~fail to control the rising crime rates.#Incorrect =concentrate power and wealth in the hands of a few.#Correct ~admit too many immigrants.#Incorrect ~discourage the growth of the market economy.#Incorrect ~abolish the national bank.#Incorrect } // question: 17151527 name: Democrats in the 1830s mainly mobilized voters by ::Democrats in the 1830s mainly mobilized voters by::[html]
Democrats in the 1830s mainly mobilized voters by
{ ~advocating women’s suffrage.#Incorrect ~refusing to drink alcohol.#Incorrect ~supporting abolition.#Incorrect =threatening “Negro rule.”#Correct ~bribing them.#Incorrect } // question: 17151532 name: During the 1820s through the 1840s, the Democrats ::During the 1820s through the 1840s, the Democrats::[html]
During the 1820s through the 1840s, the Democrats
{ ~trusted the government to do what was best for the country.#Incorrect =favored limitations on government power.#Correct ~called for immigration restrictions in order to protect the jobs of native-born workers.#Incorrect ~believed the government should legislate to encourage “correct” religious behavior.#Incorrect ~called for religious training in public schools.#Incorrect } // question: 17151550 name: Elizabeth Cady Stanton is most well-known for her advocacy of ::Elizabeth Cady Stanton is most well-known for her advocacy of::[html]
Elizabeth Cady Stanton is most well-known for her advocacy of
{ ~the insane.#Incorrect ~abolitionism.#Incorrect ~political prisoners.#Incorrect =women’s rights.#Correct ~immigrants.#Incorrect } // question: 17151603 name: Evangelicals in the ____________________ were most likely to push for moral ... ::Evangelicals in the ____________________ were most likely to push for moral ...::[html]
Evangelicals in the ____________________ were most likely to push for moral legislation on such issues as Sabbath observance or temperance.
{ ~South#Incorrect ~East#Incorrect =North#Correct ~West#Incorrect ~Southwest#Incorrect } // question: 17151602 name: Hierarchy based on sex was ____________________ questioned in public before ... ::Hierarchy based on sex was ____________________ questioned in public before ...::[html]
Hierarchy based on sex was ____________________ questioned in public before 1830.
{ ~consistently#Incorrect ~never#Incorrect =rarely#Correct ~violently#Incorrect ~annually#Incorrect } // question: 17151548 name: Horace Mann is most well-known for which of the following issues? ::Horace Mann is most well-known for which of the following issues?::[html]
Horace Mann is most well-known for which of the following issues?
{ ~abolition of slavery#Incorrect ~support of slavery#Incorrect =educational reform#Correct ~prison reform#Incorrect ~temperance#Incorrect } // question: 17151594 name: Horace Mann was most interested in the establishment of ____________________. ::Horace Mann was most interested in the establishment of ____________________.::[html]
Horace Mann was most interested in the establishment of ____________________.
{ ~humane prisons#Incorrect ~mental institutions#Incorrect =public schools#Correct ~African colonies for free blacks#Incorrect ~public transportation systems#Incorrect } // question: 17151597 name: In response to the American Anti-Slavery Society’s postal campaign, President... ::In response to the American Anti-Slavery Society’s postal campaign, President...::[html]
In response to the American Anti-Slavery Society’s postal campaign, President ____________________ permitted southern postal workers to censor the mail.
{ =Jackson#Correct ~Adams#Incorrect ~Jefferson#Incorrect ~Van Buren#Incorrect ~Tyler#Incorrect } // question: 17151540 name: In the 19th century supposedly “scientific” theories on racial differences ... ::In the 19th century supposedly “scientific” theories on racial differences ...::[html]
In the 19th century supposedly “scientific” theories on racial differences indicated that
{ ~blacks and whites were intellectually and morally equal.#Incorrect ~blacks were less likely than whites to become drunkards and thieves.#Incorrect =whites and blacks were actually two separate species.#Correct ~it was impossible to determine the causes of the physical and mental variations among human beings.#Incorrect ~All races are equal.#Incorrect } // question: 17151538 name: In the early 19th century, whites stereotyped blacks as all of the following ... ::In the early 19th century, whites stereotyped blacks as all of the following ...::[html]
In the early 19th century, whites stereotyped blacks as all of the following EXCEPT
{ ~loyal.#Incorrect ~ignorant.#Incorrect ~thieves.#Incorrect ~self-sacrificing.#Incorrect =avaricious readers.#Correct } // question: 17151617 name: In the North the Whig party was grounded in the ____________________ Revolution. ::In the North the Whig party was grounded in the ____________________ Revolution.::[html]
In the North the Whig party was grounded in the ____________________ Revolution.
{ ~French#Incorrect =Market#Correct ~Women’s#Incorrect ~American#Incorrect ~Abolitionist#Incorrect } // question: 17151533 name: In the U.S. banking system of the 1830s and 1840s, ::In the U.S. banking system of the 1830s and 1840s,::[html]
In the U.S. banking system of the 1830s and 1840s,
{ ~the federal government issued paper money and controlled interest rates.#Incorrect ~paper money was eliminated and specie was the only currency in circulation.#Incorrect ~only gold and silver circulated as money.#Incorrect ~Democrats in Congress passed laws increasing the amount of paper money and expanding credit for speculators.#Incorrect =state-chartered and state-owned banks controlled the amount of money in circulation.#Correct } // question: 17151536 name: Many 19th-century northern social reformers believed that criminals, the ... ::Many 19th-century northern social reformers believed that criminals, the ...::[html]
Many 19th-century northern social reformers believed that criminals, the mentally ill, and poor people
{ ~were lazy, sinful, and unredeemable.#Incorrect ~could not be helped by government policies or institutions.#Incorrect ~should be kept in prisons.#Incorrect ~should be deported.#Incorrect =had been mistreated as children and could be rehabilitated as adults.#Correct } // question: 17151516 name: Many Catholic parents refused to send their children to public school because ::Many Catholic parents refused to send their children to public school because::[html]
Many Catholic parents refused to send their children to public school because
{ ~they felt that the education received there was inadequate.#Incorrect ~the teachers were not qualified.#Incorrect =students were forced to recite Protestant prayers and read the Protestant Bible.#Correct ~they believed their children would be persecuted.#Incorrect ~they were too poor to buy their supplies.#Incorrect } // question: 17151534 name: On the issue of internal improvements, the Democrats ::On the issue of internal improvements, the Democrats::[html]
On the issue of internal improvements, the Democrats
{ =opposed funding projects that would raise taxes and increase state debts.#Correct ~favored increased spending as a means of helping isolated manufacturers reach bigger markets.#Incorrect ~believed that “good roads and good morals” were interrelated.#Incorrect ~encouraged “partial” policies that aided certain areas and were paid for by other areas.#Incorrect ~did not take a stand on the issue.#Incorrect } // question: 17151640 name: On the issue of race, the Democratic Party of the 1840s ::On the issue of race, the Democratic Party of the 1840s::[html]
On the issue of race, the Democratic Party of the 1840s
{ =considered blacks unfit to be citizens.#Correct ~wanted to end slavery.#Incorrect ~wanted to grant equal opportunity to free blacks.#Incorrect ~wanted to expand slavery.#Incorrect ~thought that slavery should not be based on race but that it should extend to poor whites as well as blacks.#Incorrect } // question: 17151598 name: One of the most prominent forms of prison reform, attempting to both reform ... ::One of the most prominent forms of prison reform, attempting to both reform ...::[html]
One of the most prominent forms of prison reform, attempting to both reform and reduce expenses, was the ____________________.
{ ~Recidivist System#Incorrect ~Lowell System#Incorrect =Auburn System#Correct ~Washington System#Incorrect ~Dix System#Incorrect } // question: 17151543 name: Sarah Grimke argued that ::Sarah Grimke argued that::[html]
Sarah Grimke argued that
{ ~women and African Americans were equal.#Incorrect ~white men and African American men were equal.#Incorrect =men and women were equal.#Correct ~immigrants and American citizens were equal.#Incorrect ~Protestants and Catholics were equal.#Incorrect } // question: 17151523 name: Support for abolitionists came from all of the following regions EXCEPT ::Support for abolitionists came from all of the following regions EXCEPT::[html]
Support for abolitionists came from all of the following regions EXCEPT
{ ~western New York.#Incorrect ~southern New England.#Incorrect ~northern Ohio.#Incorrect ~northeastern cities.#Incorrect =southern cities.#Correct } // question: 17151600 name: Tax-supported public schools were known as ____________________. ::Tax-supported public schools were known as ____________________.::[html]
Tax-supported public schools were known as ____________________.
{ ~English schools#Incorrect ~German schools#Incorrect ~Irish schools#Incorrect =common schools#Correct ~parochial schools#Incorrect } // question: 17151535 name: The “common” schools of the 1820s and 1830s ::The “common” schools of the 1820s and 1830s::[html]
The “common” schools of the 1820s and 1830s
{ ~were private, tuition-based church schools.#Incorrect =were tax-supported public schools that promoted citizenship and moral standards.#Correct ~found a base of support with Irish Catholic immigrants.#Incorrect ~carefully followed the concept of separation of church and state.#Incorrect ~enjoyed near unanimous support from across the political spectrum.#Incorrect } // question: 17151541 name: The “national drink” was ::The “national drink” was::[html]
The “national drink” was
{ =whiskey.#Correct ~beer.#Incorrect ~rum.#Incorrect ~wine.#Incorrect ~vodka.#Incorrect } // question: 17151614 name: The abolitionists launched the ____________________ Campaign to flood the ... ::The abolitionists launched the ____________________ Campaign to flood the ...::[html]
The abolitionists launched the ____________________ Campaign to flood the mails with their antislavery material.
{ ~Abolition#Incorrect ~Temperance#Incorrect ~Feminist#Incorrect =Postal#Correct ~Stowe#Incorrect } // question: 17151616 name: The Bank of the United States was ended under the administration of ... ::The Bank of the United States was ended under the administration of ...::[html]
The Bank of the United States was ended under the administration of ____________________.
{ ~Franklin Pierce#Incorrect =Andrew Jackson#Correct ~John Quincy Adams#Incorrect ~Martin Van Buren#Incorrect ~John Tyler#Incorrect } // question: 17151526 name: The Declaration of Sentiments was modeled most closely on the ::The Declaration of Sentiments was modeled most closely on the::[html]
The Declaration of Sentiments was modeled most closely on the
{ ~preamble to the Constitution.#Incorrect ~Rights of Man.#Incorrect =Declaration of Independence.#Correct ~Declaration of Man and the Citizen.#Incorrect ~Bill of Rights.#Incorrect } // question: 17151605 name: The leading advocate of humane treatment for the insane was ... ::The leading advocate of humane treatment for the insane was ...::[html]
The leading advocate of humane treatment for the insane was ____________________.
{ =Dorothea Dix#Correct ~Elizabeth Cady Stanton#Incorrect ~Horace Mann#Incorrect ~John Greenleaf Whittier#Incorrect ~Lucretia Mott#Incorrect } // question: 17151544 name: The most overwhelmingly Democratic group in the country were ::The most overwhelmingly Democratic group in the country were::[html]
The most overwhelmingly Democratic group in the country were
{ ~northern free blacks.#Incorrect ~immigrant Chinese.#Incorrect ~native Protestant wage earners.#Incorrect ~native-born farmers.#Incorrect =immigrant Irish Catholics.#Correct } // question: 17151542 name: The New York Magdalen Society ::The New York Magdalen Society::[html]
The New York Magdalen Society
{ ~was a Roman Catholic School for girls.#Incorrect =set up missions to save and reform prostitutes.#Correct ~blamed social ills on the innate sinfulness of women.#Incorrect ~encouraged women to set up female-owned and controlled factories and businesses.#Incorrect ~started orphanages.#Incorrect } // question: 17151546 name: The New York Magdalen Society sought to eliminate ::The New York Magdalen Society sought to eliminate::[html]
The New York Magdalen Society sought to eliminate
{ =prostitution.#Correct ~alcohol use.#Incorrect ~poverty.#Incorrect ~childhood disease.#Incorrect ~capitalism.#Incorrect } // question: 17151608 name: The New York Magdalen Society was formed by ____________________ in 1828. ::The New York Magdalen Society was formed by ____________________ in 1828.::[html]
The New York Magdalen Society was formed by ____________________ in 1828.
{ ~abolitionists#Incorrect ~former alcoholics#Incorrect =Sunday School teachers#Correct ~freed slaves#Incorrect ~Quakers#Incorrect } // question: 17151611 name: The only male delegate at the Seneca Falls convention was ____________________. ::The only male delegate at the Seneca Falls convention was ____________________.::[html]
The only male delegate at the Seneca Falls convention was ____________________.
{ ~Henry Ward Beecher#Incorrect =Fredrick Douglass#Correct ~Calvin Stowe#Incorrect ~Lyman Beecher#Incorrect ~William Lloyd Garrison#Incorrect } // question: 17151601 name: The only state to imitate Pennsylvania’s prison system was ... ::The only state to imitate Pennsylvania’s prison system was ...::[html]
The only state to imitate Pennsylvania’s prison system was ____________________.
{ ~New York#Incorrect ~Connecticut#Incorrect ~Rhode Island#Incorrect =New Jersey#Correct ~Ohio#Incorrect } // question: 17151619 name: The political party most likely to support prohibition of alcohol was the ... ::The political party most likely to support prohibition of alcohol was the ...::[html]
The political party most likely to support prohibition of alcohol was the ____________________ Party.
{ =Whig#Correct ~Republican#Incorrect ~Democratic#Incorrect ~Prohibition#Incorrect ~Federalist#Incorrect } // question: 17151537 name: The temperance crusade of the mid-19th century ::The temperance crusade of the mid-19th century::[html]
The temperance crusade of the mid-19th century
{ =was primarily a middle-class movement that was strongest in the Northeast.#Correct ~was ignored by the U.S. Army, which continued to issue each soldier a weekly liquor ration.#Incorrect ~targeted Catholics because they used “real wine” in their services.#Incorrect ~was promoted by the Democratic Party, which called for a constitutional prohibition amendment.#Incorrect ~led to more widespread drinking.#Incorrect } // question: 17151551 name: The Whig Party believed that government ::The Whig Party believed that government::[html]
The Whig Party believed that government
{ =was an agent of moral reform.#Correct ~was a necessary evil.#Incorrect ~was a corrupting influence on political leaders.#Incorrect ~offered the most effective means of ending slavery.#Incorrect ~should strengthen the military and embark on overseas expansion.#Incorrect } // question: 17151530 name: The Whig party endorsed all of the following EXCEPT ::The Whig party endorsed all of the following EXCEPT::[html]
The Whig party endorsed all of the following EXCEPT
{ =skepticism of the influence of privileged economic groups on federal policies.#Correct ~moral legislation regulating alcohol consumption.#Incorrect ~government-supported internal improvements.#Incorrect ~an active government role in encouraging the expansion of the market economy.#Incorrect ~public schools.#Incorrect } // question: 17151595 name: The ____________________ Temperance Society was primarily a working-class ... ::The ____________________ Temperance Society was primarily a working-class ...::[html]
The ____________________ Temperance Society was primarily a working-class organization opposed to the abuse of alcohol.
{ ~Women’s#Incorrect ~American#Incorrect =Washington#Correct ~Jeffersonian#Incorrect ~United States#Incorrect } // question: 17151531 name: To Whigs, markets were ::To Whigs, markets were::[html]
To Whigs, markets were
{ ~likely to inhibit moral and social progress.#Incorrect ~designed to inspire selfishness and greed.#Incorrect ~the source of class tension.#Incorrect =inclined to discourage laziness and encourage ambition.#Correct ~an example of American ingenuity.#Incorrect } // question: 17151519 name: What group of people were among the first to resist the notion of white ... ::What group of people were among the first to resist the notion of white ...::[html]
What group of people were among the first to resist the notion of white supremacy?
{ ~the middle class#Incorrect ~the leaders of the American Temperance Society#Incorrect ~the Seneca Falls conventioneers#Incorrect =Whig evangelicals#Correct ~conservative Christians#Incorrect } // question: 17151529 name: What immigrant group was offended by the textbooks in early public schools? ::What immigrant group was offended by the textbooks in early public schools?::[html]
What immigrant group was offended by the textbooks in early public schools?
{ ~Swedes#Incorrect ~Germans#Incorrect =Irish#Correct ~Italians#Incorrect ~French Canadians#Incorrect } // question: 17151521 name: What was the primary focus of the American Colonization Society? ::What was the primary focus of the American Colonization Society?::[html]
What was the primary focus of the American Colonization Society?
{ ~to abolish slavery in the United States#Incorrect =to reduce the population of free blacks in America#Correct ~to create a slave colony in Haiti#Incorrect ~to create reservations for free blacks in Arkansas Territory#Incorrect ~to create a colony in Canada for Indians#Incorrect } // question: 17151618 name: Where Democrats proposed abolishing banks, Whigs defended the system of ... ::Where Democrats proposed abolishing banks, Whigs defended the system of ...::[html]
Where Democrats proposed abolishing banks, Whigs defended the system of private banks that—as authorized by state governments—had the right to issue currency but had ____________________ to protect directors and stockholders from bank-incurred debts.
{ ~full responsibility#Incorrect =limited liability#Correct ~no cause#Incorrect ~moral obligation#Incorrect ~federal directive#Incorrect } // question: 17151524 name: Where was the first meeting of the American Colonization Society held? ::Where was the first meeting of the American Colonization Society held?::[html]
Where was the first meeting of the American Colonization Society held?
{ ~in a basement in Ohio#Incorrect ~in the back of a tavern in New York#Incorrect =in the U.S. House of Representatives#Correct ~in Liberia, Africa#Incorrect ~in Seneca Falls#Incorrect } // question: 17151525 name: Where was the first Women’s Rights Convention held? ::Where was the first Women’s Rights Convention held?::[html]
Where was the first Women’s Rights Convention held?
{ ~Philadelphia#Incorrect =Seneca Falls#Correct ~Boston#Incorrect ~Charleston#Incorrect ~New York City#Incorrect } // question: 17151545 name: Which of the following launched the Postal Campaign? ::Which of the following launched the Postal Campaign?::[html]
Which of the following launched the Postal Campaign?
{ ~temperance movement#Incorrect ~women’s movement#Incorrect =abolitionists#Correct ~prison reformers#Incorrect ~public education reformers#Incorrect } // question: 17151528 name: Which political party of the antebellum years expressed the most skepticism ... ::Which political party of the antebellum years expressed the most skepticism ...::[html]
Which political party of the antebellum years expressed the most skepticism of federal attempts to build canals and turnpikes?
{ ~Federalist#Incorrect ~Whig#Incorrect =Democratic#Correct ~Republican#Incorrect ~Know Nothing#Incorrect } // question: 17151514 name: Which political party was most supportive of government involvement in the ... ::Which political party was most supportive of government involvement in the ...::[html]
Which political party was most supportive of government involvement in the market developments of the period from 1820 to 1840?
{ ~Republican#Incorrect ~Democratic#Incorrect =Whig#Correct ~Know-Nothing#Incorrect ~Federalist#Incorrect } // question: 17151515 name: Which reformer focused on creating a public school system? ::Which reformer focused on creating a public school system?::[html]
Which reformer focused on creating a public school system?
{ ~William Lloyd Garrison#Incorrect ~Lydia Maria Child#Incorrect ~Dorothea Dix#Incorrect =Horace Mann#Correct ~Robert Wiltse#Incorrect } // question: 17151552 name: Whigs differed from Democrats in their approach to public schools in that ... ::Whigs differed from Democrats in their approach to public schools in that ...::[html]
Whigs differed from Democrats in their approach to public schools in that Whigs believed
{ ~religious instruction should not be included in public schools.#Incorrect =schools should be centralized and controlled by state boards of education.#Correct ~schools should be locally controlled.#Incorrect ~women should not be allowed to teach in the public schools.#Incorrect ~schools should be integrated.#Incorrect } // question: 17151522 name: Who led the successful slave uprising that threatened slavery everywhere? ::Who led the successful slave uprising that threatened slavery everywhere?::[html]
Who led the successful slave uprising that threatened slavery everywhere?
{ =Toussaint L’Ouverture#Correct ~Henry Box Brown#Incorrect ~Fredrick Douglass#Incorrect ~Sojourner Truth#Incorrect ~James Miller McKim#Incorrect } // question: 17151517 name: Whose cause was the treatment of the insane? ::Whose cause was the treatment of the insane?::[html]
Whose cause was the treatment of the insane?
{ =Dorothea Dix#Correct ~Lydia Maria Child#Incorrect ~Sarah Josepha Hale#Incorrect ~Robert Wiltse#Incorrect ~William Lloyd Garrison#Incorrect } // question: 17151610 name: ____________________ became the first state to limit the sale of alcohol ... ::____________________ became the first state to limit the sale of alcohol ...::[html]
____________________ became the first state to limit the sale of alcohol through passage in 1838 of the Fifteen Gallon Law.
{ ~Pennsylvania#Incorrect ~Virginia#Incorrect ~Ohio#Incorrect ~New York#Incorrect =Massachusetts#Correct } // question: 17151607 name: ____________________ political divisions had little to do with religion. ::____________________ political divisions had little to do with religion.::[html]
____________________ political divisions had little to do with religion.
{ ~Northwestern#Incorrect ~Southwestern#Incorrect ~New England’s#Incorrect ~Pennsylvania’s#Incorrect =Southern#Correct } // question: 17151596 name: ____________________ was a New York doctor who declared the whites and blacks... ::____________________ was a New York doctor who declared the whites and blacks...::[html]
____________________ was a New York doctor who declared the whites and blacks were different species.
{ ~Bushrod Washington#Incorrect ~John Taylor#Incorrect =John Van Evrie#Correct ~Henry Brown#Incorrect ~Theodore Parker#Incorrect } // question: 17151609 name: ____________________ wrote that alcohol was an addictive drug that could turn... ::____________________ wrote that alcohol was an addictive drug that could turn...::[html]
____________________ wrote that alcohol was an addictive drug that could turn even moderate drinkers into hopeless drunkards.
{ =Lyman Beecher#Correct ~Harriet Beecher Stowe#Incorrect ~Horace Mann#Incorrect ~William Seward#Incorrect ~Calvin Stowe#Incorrect } // question: 17151612 name: ____________________ wrote Uncle Tom’s Cabin. ::____________________ wrote Uncle Tom’s Cabin.::[html]
____________________ wrote Uncle Tom’s Cabin.
{ ~Lyman Beecher#Incorrect =Harriet Beecher Stowe#Correct ~Horace Mann#Incorrect ~William Seward#Incorrect ~Calvin Stowe#Incorrect } // question: 17151564 name: Almost all Catholic parents wanted their children in public schools. ::Almost all Catholic parents wanted their children in public schools.::[html]
Almost all Catholic parents wanted their children in public schools.
{FALSE} // question: 17151563 name: Between 1790 and 1830, alcohol consumption dramatically decreased through the... ::Between 1790 and 1830, alcohol consumption dramatically decreased through the...::[html]
Between 1790 and 1830, alcohol consumption dramatically decreased through the efforts of the temperance movement.
{FALSE} // question: 17151569 name: Democrats believed in a limited government. ::Democrats believed in a limited government.::[html]
Democrats believed in a limited government.
{TRUE} // question: 17151592 name: Democrats believed in a strong federal government. ::Democrats believed in a strong federal government.::[html]
Democrats believed in a strong federal government.
{FALSE} // question: 17151565 name: Democrats in the mid-19th century saw the government as a potentially ... ::Democrats in the mid-19th century saw the government as a potentially ...::[html]
Democrats in the mid-19th century saw the government as a potentially dangerous concentration of power in the hands of selfish and greedy businessmen.
{TRUE} // question: 17151566 name: Democrats often doubted the value of commerce. ::Democrats often doubted the value of commerce.::[html]
Democrats often doubted the value of commerce.
{FALSE} // question: 17151575 name: Democrats saw government as a tool of progress. ::Democrats saw government as a tool of progress.::[html]
Democrats saw government as a tool of progress.
{FALSE} // question: 17151581 name: Democrats were more likely than Whigs to approve appropriations for the more ... ::Democrats were more likely than Whigs to approve appropriations for the more ...::[html]
Democrats were more likely than Whigs to approve appropriations for the more expensive and humane moral treatment centers.
{FALSE} // question: 17151567 name: Dorothea Dix advocated the use of flogging and cold showers in the treatment ... ::Dorothea Dix advocated the use of flogging and cold showers in the treatment ...::[html]
Dorothea Dix advocated the use of flogging and cold showers in the treatment of the insane.
{FALSE} // question: 17151587 name: Feminists and abolitionists had little common ground, and traveled in ... ::Feminists and abolitionists had little common ground, and traveled in ...::[html]
Feminists and abolitionists had little common ground, and traveled in separate political spheres.
{FALSE} // question: 17151574 name: Harriet Beecher Stowe’s husband was involved in the movement for public ... ::Harriet Beecher Stowe’s husband was involved in the movement for public ...::[html]
Harriet Beecher Stowe’s husband was involved in the movement for public schools in Ohio.
{TRUE} // question: 17151588 name: Herman Melville, a lifelong Democrat, wrote a novel about slave violence and ... ::Herman Melville, a lifelong Democrat, wrote a novel about slave violence and ...::[html]
Herman Melville, a lifelong Democrat, wrote a novel about slave violence and treachery.
{TRUE} // question: 17151561 name: In the 1830s and 1840s, the Whig Party argued that the government should ... ::In the 1830s and 1840s, the Whig Party argued that the government should ...::[html]
In the 1830s and 1840s, the Whig Party argued that the government should support economic growth and social progress.
{TRUE} // question: 17151559 name: In the 1830s, the major complaint of Democrats regarding canal projects was ... ::In the 1830s, the major complaint of Democrats regarding canal projects was ...::[html]
In the 1830s, the major complaint of Democrats regarding canal projects was that there were not enough of them to benefit the “common folk.”
{FALSE} // question: 17151568 name: Irish and German immigrants strongly supported the temperance movement. ::Irish and German immigrants strongly supported the temperance movement.::[html]
Irish and German immigrants strongly supported the temperance movement.
{FALSE} // question: 17151583 name: Lucretia Mott and Elizabeth Cady Stanton were both early advocates of female ... ::Lucretia Mott and Elizabeth Cady Stanton were both early advocates of female ...::[html]
Lucretia Mott and Elizabeth Cady Stanton were both early advocates of female suffrage.
{FALSE} // question: 17151590 name: Lyman Beecher and Charles Finney opposed the abolitionists of the 1830s. ::Lyman Beecher and Charles Finney opposed the abolitionists of the 1830s.::[html]
Lyman Beecher and Charles Finney opposed the abolitionists of the 1830s.
{TRUE} // question: 17151562 name: Most Democrats in the period from 1820 to 1840 were suspicious of any type of... ::Most Democrats in the period from 1820 to 1840 were suspicious of any type of...::[html]
Most Democrats in the period from 1820 to 1840 were suspicious of any type of paper currency.
{TRUE} // question: 17151557 name: Of the two major political parties between 1820 and 1840, the Whigs and ... ::Of the two major political parties between 1820 and 1840, the Whigs and ...::[html]
Of the two major political parties between 1820 and 1840, the Whigs and Democrats, the Democrats were far more likely to promote racism.
{TRUE} // question: 17151560 name: Political debates over public schools focused more on organization that what ... ::Political debates over public schools focused more on organization that what ...::[html]
Political debates over public schools focused more on organization that what was taught.
{TRUE} // question: 17151586 name: Sarah Grimke used explicitly Christian arguments to advocate for equality ... ::Sarah Grimke used explicitly Christian arguments to advocate for equality ...::[html]
Sarah Grimke used explicitly Christian arguments to advocate for equality between the sexes.
{TRUE} // question: 17151573 name: Southern political divisions had little to do with religion. ::Southern political divisions had little to do with religion.::[html]
Southern political divisions had little to do with religion.
{TRUE} // question: 17151558 name: The abolitionist newspaper edited by William Lloyd Garrison was The Liberator. ::The abolitionist newspaper edited by William Lloyd Garrison was The Liberator.::[html]
The abolitionist newspaper edited by William Lloyd Garrison was The Liberator.
{TRUE} // question: 17151589 name: The American Anti-Slavery Society demanded gradual emancipation of slaves. ::The American Anti-Slavery Society demanded gradual emancipation of slaves.::[html]
The American Anti-Slavery Society demanded gradual emancipation of slaves.
{FALSE} // question: 17151585 name: The Democratic Review portrayed slavery as incompatible with Christianity. ::The Democratic Review portrayed slavery as incompatible with Christianity.::[html]
The Democratic Review portrayed slavery as incompatible with Christianity.
{FALSE} // question: 17151555 name: The Female Moral Reform Society attempted to teach prostitutes morality and ... ::The Female Moral Reform Society attempted to teach prostitutes morality and ...::[html]
The Female Moral Reform Society attempted to teach prostitutes morality and household skills.
{TRUE} // question: 17151582 name: The first temperance organization was originally called the American Society ... ::The first temperance organization was originally called the American Society ...::[html]
The first temperance organization was originally called the American Society for the Promotion of Temperance.
{TRUE} // question: 17151570 name: The market revolution seemed to increase the number of those dependent upon ... ::The market revolution seemed to increase the number of those dependent upon ...::[html]
The market revolution seemed to increase the number of those dependent upon the state.
{TRUE} // question: 17151571 name: The New York Magdalen Society blamed prostitution on the brutality and lust ... ::The New York Magdalen Society blamed prostitution on the brutality and lust ...::[html]
The New York Magdalen Society blamed prostitution on the brutality and lust of men.
{TRUE} // question: 17151580 name: The only male delegate to the Seneca Falls Convention was a former slave. ::The only male delegate to the Seneca Falls Convention was a former slave.::[html]
The only male delegate to the Seneca Falls Convention was a former slave.
{TRUE} // question: 17151591 name: The Postal Campaign of 1835 was a petition to support the prohibition of ... ::The Postal Campaign of 1835 was a petition to support the prohibition of ...::[html]
The Postal Campaign of 1835 was a petition to support the prohibition of alcohol.
{FALSE} // question: 17151554 name: The primary membership of the American Colonization Society came from the ... ::The primary membership of the American Colonization Society came from the ...::[html]
The primary membership of the American Colonization Society came from the northern working classes.
{FALSE} // question: 17151556 name: The term “normal school” referred to state teachers’ colleges. ::The term “normal school” referred to state teachers’ colleges.::[html]
The term “normal school” referred to state teachers’ colleges.
{TRUE} // question: 17151584 name: Washingtonians openly identified themselves as members of the working class. ::Washingtonians openly identified themselves as members of the working class.::[html]
Washingtonians openly identified themselves as members of the working class.
{TRUE} // question: 17151593 name: When the American Antislavery Society held its organizing convention in ... ::When the American Antislavery Society held its organizing convention in ...::[html]
When the American Antislavery Society held its organizing convention in Philadelphia in 1833, conventioneers stayed for free in the city’s churches..
{FALSE} // question: 17151579 name: Whig education reformers cared more about character building than about ... ::Whig education reformers cared more about character building than about ...::[html]
Whig education reformers cared more about character building than about traditional academic subjects.
{TRUE} // question: 17151578 name: Whig educators taught that social questions could be reduced to questions of ... ::Whig educators taught that social questions could be reduced to questions of ...::[html]
Whig educators taught that social questions could be reduced to questions of individual character.
{TRUE} // question: 17151572 name: Whigs first sought to curb alcohol consumption by focusing on the licenses ... ::Whigs first sought to curb alcohol consumption by focusing on the licenses ...::[html]
Whigs first sought to curb alcohol consumption by focusing on the licenses that permitted retailers and taverns to sell liquor.
{TRUE} // question: 17151576 name: Whigs trusted and supported banks. ::Whigs trusted and supported banks.::[html]
Whigs trusted and supported banks.
{TRUE} // question: 17151577 name: White supremacy was assumed by most Americans through the 1850s. ::White supremacy was assumed by most Americans through the 1850s.::[html]
White supremacy was assumed by most Americans through the 1850s.
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