Reform Movements

2. This individual wanted little or no alcohol/ drinking.
9. Movement stressing the relationship between humans and nature, more important to think for yourself.
11. Wanted little or not drinking/ alcohol.
12. Meaning the act of wanting to get rid of something.
13. Went against excessive work hours in mills & factories.
17. Former slave who spoke about her time as a slave and fought for women's rights.
18. Writer of the anti-slavery newspaper called "The Liberator".
21. art school for transcendentalist, inspired by nature.
22. What invention increased slavery during the Industrial Revolution?
23. Spoke for women's rights and against slavery. Conductor of the Underground Railroad.
24. The path slaves took to escape the south, conducted by Harriet Tubman.

1. Pastors inspired many to become involved in social reform movements during the 1800's.
3. This individual believed people should be one with nature and wrote the Hymn Concord.
4. This individual fought for women's suffrage and the temperance movement.
5. This individual wanted school to be free for everyone.
6. Meaning the right to vote.
7. This individual wanted to improve care for the disabled and prisoners.
8. Document outlining how women wanted to be treated better and modeled after the D.O.I.
10. The 1st women's rights convention, where they wrote the Declaration of Sentiments.
14. Where were most slaves located?
15. Former slave who published an anti-slavery newspaper called "The North Star".
16. The use of non-violent protest to challenge government.
19. Wanted free schools, believed children should be required to attend school.
20. This individual practiced civil disobedience.