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Identify major antebellum education, temperance, and asylum reform efforts.
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Antebellum reformers argued that every child needed a free, tax-supported education in reading, writing, and citizenship. Which reform movement was this?
In the antebellum United States, reformers criticized alcohol use for harming families, workplaces, and communities. Which movement addressed this problem?
Reformers found people with mental illness kept in jails or poorhouses without proper care. Which reform movement targeted this problem?
In 1848, Horace Mann called education "the great equalizer of the conditions of men." What did he mean?
In 1826, reformers in Boston founded a national group that urged Americans to stop drinking hard liquor. What was it called?
Dorothea Dix asked Congress to set aside federal land to pay for hospitals for people with mental illness. What happened to the bill in 1854?
In 1852, Massachusetts passed the first state law of its kind to get more children into common schools. What did it require?
A Massachusetts educator became secretary of the state board of education in 1837 and promoted common schools. Who was this leader?
A reformer inspected jails and poorhouses, then reported abuses against people with mental illness to Massachusetts lawmakers. Who was she?
A Connecticut minister's Six Sermons on Intemperance, first preached in 1825, warned against alcohol abuse and helped launch the temperance movement. Who was he?
A Maine reformer helped pass the 1851 state law restricting alcohol sales. Who was this temperance leader?
A Massachusetts educator founded The Common School Journal in 1838 to promote public education. Who was he?
Dorothea Dix wrote her 1843 Memorial to the Massachusetts legislature after visiting jails and poorhouses herself. What kind of source is it?
A reformer helped create early state-supported normal schools in Massachusetts to train teachers. Who was he?
Common school reformers supported tax-funded public schools. What effect did they expect?
Early temperance pledges often targeted only hard liquor. In 1836, many temperance reformers switched to a stricter pledge. What did it ask signers to give up?
What was the main goal of Dorothea Dix's reform work in the 1840s?
Massachusetts opened its first state normal school in 1839. What effect did education reformers expect from normal schools?
Maine passed the first statewide law of its kind in 1851. What did the Maine Law do?
Asylum reformers separated people with mental illness from jails when possible. What result were they seeking?
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