Reform Movements

He advocated for education reform and helped establish the first public school system in the United States (full name please!)

Dorothea Dix is best associated with which reform movement

• Prison and Mental Health Reform

• Education Reform

• The Temperance Movement

• Women's Rights

This reform movement used the Declaration of Independence as a model for one of its most famous documents

• The Women's Rights Movement

• The Temperance Movement

• Abolitionism

• Teetotalism

The Temperance Movement used this as its tactic to accomplish its goals

• A direct appeal to change laws surrounding slavery

• The use of songs and propaganda that created fear over the effects of drinking

• The use of songs and propaganda that created fear over the effects of poor prisons

• Fiery preaching aimed at conversion

This religious group is best associated with the 2nd Great Awakening

• Anglicans

• Catholics

• Methodists

• Lutheranism

He was the founder and editor of the LIBERATOR an abolitionist magazine that organized abolitionist clubs in the North (Full complete name please)

Report to the Massachusetts Legislature is a document written by this reformer aimed at prison reform

• Oberlin

• Dorothea Dix

• Garrison

• Mann

The following image reflects the ideals of this movement

• Utopianism

• Temperance

• The Conservation Movement

• Transcendentalism

The Women's Rights movement had its most famous meeting here. It was at this meeting that its members wrote the "Declaration of Sentiments"

Abolitionism found its roots in this religious society

• Quakers

• Baptists

• Catholicism

• The Shaker Community