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U.S. History: Goal 2, Reform

U.S. History: Goal 2, Reform. Goal 2 . The person who is famous for public school reform is? Bonus: What other types of reform did he support? Mental Health and Prison Reform… What was the 2 nd Great Awakening?

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U.S. History: Goal 2, Reform

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  1. U.S. History: Goal 2, Reform

  2. Goal 2 • The person who is famous for public school reform is? • Bonus: What other types of reform did he support? • Mental Health and Prison Reform… • What was the 2nd Great Awakening? • Bonus: What is the name of the preacher associated with The 2nd Great Awakening?

  3. Goal 2: • Bonus: Why is the 2nd Great Awakening so signficant? • What is the name of the former slave who educated himself and then toured the country as an ardent abolitionist talking about slavery? • What was the Seneca Falls Convention?

  4. Goal 2: • Bonus: What was the name of the document created at the Seneca Falls Convention? • Bonus: What 2 women are most associated with the Seneca Falls Convention and the women’s movement of the early 1800s?

  5. Goal 2 • What was the Temperance Movement? • What was the name of the reformer associated with the Temperance Movement? • Bonus: Name the “Act” or the amendment that made alcohol illegal in the 20th century. • What former slave was not only an abolitionist, but was a supporter of women’s rights and said, “Ain’t I A Woman?”

  6. Goal 2 • What are the names of the sisters who were ardent abolitionists in spite of the fact that their father was a slave owner? • What was the name of the slave who lead a slave revolt by killing his master and other white plantation owners? • Bonus: Who did he claim told him to lead the revolt?

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