women reformers did not achieve any goals in the 1st half of the 19th century. in fact, they did not...

Bell Ringer• Why do you think women were not given the same

rights as men? Do you think that is fair? • What are some ways women were not treated equally?

Social Reform- Women’s RightsBad Romance: Women's Suffrage

Women reformers did NOT achieve any goals in the 1st half of the 19th century. In fact, they did not achieve

the right to vote until 1920 when the 19th amendment to the constitution was passed.

Temperance Document A: The verse below is from the song The Drink We Choose. It is one of several ballads sung by the Cold Water Army, a children’s temperance group in Connecticut during the late 1840s.

The drink, that’s in the drunkard’s bowl is not the drink for me;

It kills his body and his soul; how sad a sight is he! But there’s a drink that God has given, distilling in the

showers of heaven, In measures large and free; oh, that’s the drink for

me. *Note* Abuse of alcohol is not a laughing matter. While today we have school-based programs, such as D.A.R.E., and organizations such as M.A.D.D., in the nineteenth century temperance was largely (if not exclusively) part of a religious movement.

Temperance Document B: The Effects of Drunkenness (1841) from a children’s book

Temperance Document C: The Victim of Ardent Spirits (c.1837‐1841)

Temperance Document D: The Scale of Temperance (1828)

Temperance Document E: The Drunkards Progress: From the First Drink to the Grave (c.1800s)

Questions:• 1.What do Temperance Documents A‐

E suggest is a social problem during the 1800s? Why do you think this “social ill” is such a common  problem during this time period in U.S. History? 

• 2.Temperance Documents A‐E: Draw a conclusion about what women,  were trying to accomplish with these visuals. Why do you think they were trying to make these changes? 

Temperance Document F: The Annual Consumption of Distilled Spirits

3. Temperance Document F: Were the efforts of women and Temperance  workers effective? Explain. 

Question:

Health Reform Document  A

Health Reform Document  A cont’d

Health Reform Document B:"The Cholic" by George Cruikshank, 1819. Engraving on paper. Claude MooreHealth Sciences Library, Historical Collections

Question:4.Health Reform Documents A‐B: Why do you think an 1850 survey revealed that  only 1 in 4 women were healthy?  

• 5. Health Reform Documents C: What changes were made in order to improve  women’s health? Do you consider these to be  major changes?

Question:

Health Reform Documents C: Women’s fashion and leisure in the 1800s

Newer Fashions Older

Fashion

Questions 6. Education Reform Document A: Identify three ways in which the education system was reformed and improved.

Bell Ringer- Choose the best definition for the following terms. 1) Suffrage-• Women’s right to vote in elections• Slaves suffering from whippings• Men’s rights to be the head of the household

2) Coeducation-• Adult Education• Teaching males and females together• Women’s Education

Early Women’s Rights Instructions

Stations will work like a DBQ activity this time. Please stay in your seats and rotate your station

after time is called.

Ain't I A Woman?

Ch. 15 QuizUSE YOUR NOTES to take your quiz- just ANSWER the question. You have choices below- you

will not use all of them. KEEP YOUR EYES ON YOUR OWN PAPER/NOTES. When finished, turn your quiz into your mod tray and STUDY your notes for the review

game. Your test is tomorrow.

1) ____________ means to end slavery.2) _____ influenced American identity. It formed the basis for protest called civil

disobedience. It taught that people could find the truth within themselves. It teaches people could learn from nature.

3) ____ was the first state to allow women to divorce their husbands if their husbands had an alcohol problem.4)____ discovered persons with mental illnesses were being treated like criminals. 5)______was a conductor on the Underground Railroad.

Choices: Transcendentalism, Indiana, Sojourner Truth, Dorothea Dix, Harriet Tubman, Montana, Grimke Sisters, Florida, Abolition, Frederick Douglass, William Lloyd Garrison.