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Reform MovementReform Movement
88thth Grade Social Studies Grade Social Studies
Temperance Temperance MovementMovement Opposed the Opposed the
selling, drinking, selling, drinking, and buying of and buying of Alcoholic drinksAlcoholic drinks
1800s (1855 - 1800s (1855 - 13 states passed 13 states passed laws)laws)
1919 : 181919 : 18thth amendment amendment
Education ReformEducation Reform
Horace MannHorace Mann Mann fought for Mann fought for
free ($ Cost) free ($ Cost) Public School Public School educationeducation
Mann wanted Mann wanted education to be education to be open to everyoneopen to everyone
Prison Reform Prison Reform
Dorothea DixDorothea Dix Visited jails & found Visited jails & found
women who were women who were mentally ill received mentally ill received no treatment.no treatment.
Other reformers Other reformers demanded special demanded special jails for childrenjails for children
Rehabilitation for Rehabilitation for adultsadults
Abolitionist MovementAbolitionist Movement
AbolitionistAbolitionist– William Lloyd Garrison William Lloyd Garrison
(Wrote “Liberator”)(Wrote “Liberator”)– Harriett Beecher Harriett Beecher
Stowe (Wrote Uncle’s Stowe (Wrote Uncle’s Tom Cabin”)Tom Cabin”)
– Fredrick Douglas-Fredrick Douglas-wrote autobiography, wrote autobiography,
– Harriet Tubman- Harriet Tubman- underground railroadunderground railroad
OPPOSED OPPOSED SLAVERYSLAVERY
Women’s RightsWomen’s Rights
Elizabeth Cady Elizabeth Cady Stanton & Stanton & Susan B Susan B Anthony- Anthony- suffrage (right suffrage (right to vote)to vote)
Seneca Falls Seneca Falls ConventionConvention