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4. Primary schools had reputation of being the
lowest form of schooling available
Wealthier people refused to pay taxes to
educate the poor's children
This led to increased illiteracy
6. Pay taxes to maintain democracy
Tax-supported public education soared
between 1825 and 1850
Horace Mann thought education was
rudimentary at best
Improved conditions for schools and
teachers
7.
8. Punishment was unforgiving
In 1830 debtors forced to
serve time in prison (holes in the
ground)
Criminal codes allowed for
unnecessary harshness
People with mental illnesses
were shunned from society
9. Debtors’ prisons no longer
tolerated
More lenient criminal codes
Fewer people charged with capital
offenses
Prisons becoming reformatories
Dorothea Dix fought for better
treatment of mentally ill
Made people more aware of foul
conditions and treatment in
institutions
10.
11. Life difficulties led people from
virtually every
background to drink
Religious ideals
threatened by “impurity”
12. 1826 brought American Temperance
Society (Boston)
Dedicated to spreading
awareness about harms of alcohol
Urged drinkers to practice
temperance through use of
pictures, pamphlets, and public speeches
Also tried to recruit children
(“Cold War Army”)
13. Build people up to
resistance with smaller
doses of alcohol
moderation rather than
total elimination
Encouraged self-control
Legislation could remove
alcohol entirely
Neal S. Dow thought
drastic action was
necessary
Maine Law of 1851
prohibited sale of
alcohol
Grew unpopular with the
states
14.
15. Women treated as slaves
Expected to subordinate themselves
Unable to vote, have ownership of name, or own
property
Perceived as helpless, fragile, and weak
“At risk” when learning
Caretakers and nurturers
Showed sensibility but not strength
pigeon-holed
16. Women fighting for temperance,
abolitionism, etc.
Large number were revivalists (2nd
GA)
1848 – Woman’s Rights Convention at Seneca
Falls, New York
Women came together to protest for
their rights
Elizabeth Stanton: Declaration of
Sentiments
kick-started the movement
