Chapter 13 Practice

​ (a)   : The Shakers were the only religious group able to establish a lasting utopian community.

• False
• True

In 1804, ​ (a)   was reelected as president.

• Thomas Jefferson
• James Madison
• John Adams
• James Monroe

​ (a)   : The abolitionist Sojourner Truth was given her name by her former slaveholder.

• False
• True

​ (a)   : Elizabeth Blackwell graduated first in her medical school after having been turned down by several other schools.

• True
• False

(a)   : Beginning in 1839, students learned to become teachers at normal schools.

• True
• False

​ (a)   : The Grimke sisters spoke out against abolition.

• False
• True

Match the following

• leaders of educational reform

• Uncle Tom's Cabin

• book portraying the cruelties of slavery

• revivals

• poet

• The Liberator

• abolitionist newspaper

• Horace Mann

• religious camp meetings

• Walt Whitman

By 1830, the most pressing social issue for reformers was ​ (a)  

• the antislavery movement
• free education
• prohibition
• women's right to vote

Samuel Cornish and John Russwurm started Freedom's Journal, the country's first ​ (a)   .

• African American newspaper
• antislavery publication
• pro-slavery newspaper
• spiritual review

​ (a)   was the most famous conductor of the Underground Railroad.

• Harriet Tubman
• Frederick Douglass
• Sojourner Truth
• William Lloyd Garrison