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Where is the Women's Rights National Historical Park?
a) New Jersey
b) Washington
c) Texas
d) New York

Whose house was turned into the Women's Rights National Historical Park?
a) Elizabeth Cady Stanton
b) Lucretia Mott
c) Frederick Douglass
d) Dorothea Dix

What is an abolitionist?
a) someone who wants to spread slavery
b) someone who wants slavery to end
c) someone who is a slave owner
d) a rich plantation owner

Which group was the first to call for an end to slavery?
a) Quakers
b) American Indians
c) Presidents
d) Congressmen

What was an effect of the Second Great Awakening?
a) People stoppped attending church
b) People decided that God wasn't watching
c) People were inspired to join reform movements to fix problems
d) People were now compassionate towards the Spanish

Why was Henry David Thoreau promoting injustice?
a) California was trading slaves to Asia
b) Missouri was protesting about civil rights
c) British goods were now not allowed because of the embargo
d) The war with Mexico could spread slavery

Which reform did Dorothea Dix start?
a) Mentally Ill/Prison
b) Womens' rights
c) abolitionist
d) transcendentalism

Which movement published the Declaration of Sentiments?
a) mentally ill/prison
b) abolitionists
c) womens' rights
d) labor

Who led the womens' rights movement?
a) Elizabeth Cady Stanton
b) Frederick Douglass
c) Dolly Madison
d) Sojourner Truth

The abolitionists movement achieved its goal when which amendment passed?
a) 12
b) 13
c) 14
d) 15

What type of art was painted at the Hudson River School?
a) portraits
b) abstract
c) landscapes
d) architecture

What was the effect of Uncle Tom's Cabin on the North?
a) They said it wasn't true
b) support grew for the abolitionist movement
c) Factories were built
d) support faded for the abolitionist movement

How were women instrumental in getting women more rights?
a) By trading slaves
b) by building factories
c) by purchasing British goods
d) by making several publications about change

What did Ralph Waldo Emerson and Thomas Cole have in common?
a) They both painted about nature
b) They both immigrated from Spain
c) They were not Americans
d) They painted portraits of many famous men

Who was the conductor of the Underground Railroad?
a) Elizabeth Cady Stanton
b) Frederick Douglass
c) Lucretia Mott
d) Harriet Tubman

Why was the Fugitive Slave Law so controversial?
a) Northerners did not know which African-Americans were fugitives
b) Northerners were now allowing slavery in factories
c) Slave trade ended in North America
d) Slavery was spreading into the West

What was an effect of the Fugitive Slave Law?
a) Northerners began to support the abolitionist movement
b) the abolitionist movement died
c) The 13th amendment immediately passed
d) American Indians were now enslaved in the South

Supporters of the Temperance movement discouraged what?
a) the sale of slaves in Washington DC
b) The high taxes on liquor
c) the consumption of alcohol
d) the destruction of alcohol

Which movement was led by Ralph Waldo Emerson?
a) Temperance
b) Labor
c) Prison
d) Transcendentalism

What is the transcendentalism movement?
a) movement that promoted individualism
b) movement that changed labor laws
c) movement to encourage suffrage for women
d) movement that created better and safer prisons

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