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1 + The Reformers Open Book Quiz

2 + Reformers and their Cause Lyman Beecher – against alcohol Horace Mann – Education Thomas Gallaudet – Special Needs Education (hearing impaired) Dorothea Dix – Inmate care/prisons

3 + Temperance Movement Movement to stop the sale, manufacturing, consumption of alcohol. 18 th Amendment – Only Amendment to be repealed with the 21st

4 + Reasons for Temperance Poverty Break up of Families Crime Insanity

5 + Abolitionist Reformers who wanted to abolish/end slavery

6 + Abolitionists William Lloyd Garrison- Pamphlets Grimke Sisters- Pamphlets Frederick Douglas- Autobiography Sojourner Truth – Public Speaking

7 + Three Ways to Help Enslaved People Underground Railroad Pamphlets – “The Liberator” Public Speaking

8 + Women’s Movement Lucretia Mott- Organized female Anti- Slavery Society Elizabeth Cady Stanton – Suffrage Susan B. Anthony – Suffrage Both ran the Women’s Movement

9 + Seneca Falls Convention Suffrage Drafted the “Declaration of Sentiments” “All men and women are created equal”

10 + Rights worth fighting for: Education Suffrage Marriage/Family Laws

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