9.3 Flashcards

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What was the cult of domesticity?

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A message put forth by books, magazines, and popular songs that idealized women and the home.

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What was the temperance movement?

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A campaign to limit or ban the use of alcoholic beverages.

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Who was Elizabeth Cady Stanton?

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A reformer who helped organize a movement for women’s rights.

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What is women’s suffrage?

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Women’s right to vote.

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Who was Sojourner Truth?

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An African American suffragist.

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Who was John Dalton?

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An English Quaker schoolteacher who developed modern atomic theory, showing that each element has its own kind of atoms.

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Who was Charles Darwin?

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A British naturalist who in 1859 published On the Origin of Species and set forth the theory of evolution through natural selection.

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What is racism?

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The belief that one racial group is superior to another.

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What was the social gospel?

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A movement that urged Christians to social service.

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How did the Industrial Revolution change the old social order and traditions in the Western world?

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It brought challenges such as demands for women’s rights, the rise of the middle class, and breakthroughs in science.

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What were the two main social classes before the Industrial Revolution?

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Nobles and peasants.

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What three social classes emerged by the late 1800s?

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  1. The new upper class (a mix of aristocrats and wealthy entrepreneurs)
  2. The growing middle class and lower middle class
  3. Workers and peasants
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How did the modern middle class develop its own tastes and values?

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Through a code of etiquette that guided behavior, child-rearing, and dress.

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How did the role of women change in the 1800s?

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Men went off to work, and a cult of domesticity encouraged women to stay home.

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How did women work to change restrictions placed on them?

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They sought fairness in marriage, divorce, and property laws, and supported the temperance movement.

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What was the biggest challenge women faced in their fight for rights?

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The struggle for political rights, especially women’s suffrage.

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Why did many governments set up public schools by the late 1800s?

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Industrialized societies needed literate workers.

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How was education different for boys and girls?

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Few girls received training in science or math.

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What educational reforms occurred during the Industrial Age?

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Universities expanded and reformers sought greater educational opportunities for women.

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What did John Dalton discover?

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That each element has its own kind of atoms.

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What did Charles Lyell show?

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That the Earth had formed over millions of years.

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What did Charles Darwin explain in On the Origin of Species?

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How species could evolve through natural selection.

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Where did Darwin make many of his observations that led to his theory?

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While traveling on the HMS Beagle.

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What is Social Darwinism?

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The idea that industrial tycoons were more ‘fit’ than those they put out of business, and that success was proof of superiority.

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How did Social Darwinism encourage racism?
It suggested that victory in war or business proved the superiority of one group over another.
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How did religion continue to influence society during the Industrial Age?
Church groups and Jewish organizations pushed for reforms to help the working poor, and some churches opened schools.
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What was the goal of the social gospel movement?
To urge Christians to social service.