Unit 4 Jeopardy

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Unit 4 Jeopardy
Compliments of the James Madison Center, JMU
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This man lead a slave revolt leading to the
deaths of over 60 people in Virginia in 1831.
Who was Nat Turner?
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This woman led the effort to reform the treatment
of the insane through the asylum system.
Who was Dorthea Dix?
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Anne Lee founded this millennial religious group
which believed in adult baptism and celibacy.
Who were the Shakers?
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This Superintendent of Public Schools in
Massachusetts led the effort to create a national
system of compulsory education.
Who was Horace Mann?
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This man was murdered in Alton, Illinois for
publishing an abolitionist newspaper.
Who was Elijah Lovejoy?
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This was the name given to the series of
religious reform movements from 1820-1850.
What was the Second Great Awakening?
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This religion, popular among middle class
Northerners, believed that religious truth could
be found through the application of the Bible to
everyday life and the Bible.
What is Unitarianism?
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This term was used to describe those religions
which believed that believed the second coming of
Christ was near.
What was Millennialism?
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The religious reform movement of the 1820s-1850
rejected this philosophical movement which
informed the age of the American revolution.
What was the Enlightenment?
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The evangelical movement stressed that reform of
society started with reform of this.
What is the individual?
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This was the name given to view of the role of
women in society by the 1840s.
What was the Cult of True Womanhood/Domesticity
or Separate Spheres?
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The Declaration of Sentiments of the Seneca Falls
Convention was based on this historical document.
What was the Declaration of Independence?
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TWO of the three women who organized the Seneca
Falls Convention.
Who were Elizabeth Cady Stanton, Lucretia Mott,
or Susan B. Anthony?
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Disagreement concerning womens role caused a
split in this reform movement.
What was the abolition movement?
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Margaret Fuller, in Women in the Nineteenth
Century, used this term to describe the
limitations of culturally imposed gender roles.
What is the Great Radical Dualism?
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Alternative groups such as Oneida, New Harmony
and Brook Farm were known as these types of
communities.
What were perfectionist or utopian communities?
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Samuel Gridley Howe lead efforts to reform the
system of this groups of people.
Who were the deaf and blind?
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This state was the first to prohibit alcohol?
What was Maine?
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This was the name given to John Humphrey Noyes
concept that all adult members of the Oneida
Community were married to each other.
What was complex marriage?
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This man revolutionized the production of
clothing through his invention of the sewing
machine.
Who was Elias Howe?
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This editor of the Liberator called for the
immediate and uncompensated abolition of slavery.
Who was William Lloyd Garrison?
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This was the first abolitionist party and ran
former slave owner James Birney as its
presidential candidate in 1844.
What was the Liberty Party?
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This amendments Due Process Clause was used to
defend the constitutionality of slavery.
What was the Fifth Amendment?
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This religious group was the first to challenge
the morality of slavery.
Who were the Quakers?
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Within 10, the percentage of white families that
did not own slaves in the antebellum South.
What was 64?
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Final Jeopardy
RELIGIOUS REFORM
This was the name given to the area of New York
State which experienced hundreds of religious
revivals during the Second Great Awakening.
What was the Burnt-Over Region?