AP Success - AP US History: Early 19th C. Views on Female Education
Question 1
The rise of the temperance movement and its impact on American families.
The growing advocacy for women's education and societal roles.
The debate over the expansion of suffrage to all white males, regardless of property ownership.
The push for immediate abolition of slavery across the United States.
Question 2
Transcendentalism
Republican Motherhood
The Cult of Domesticity
Manifest Destiny
Question 3
The importance of religious institutions in advancing educational causes.
The role of government in promoting social reforms.
The primacy of individual philanthropy over state intervention.
The need for a laissez-faire approach to economic and social issues.
Question 4
Members of female academies and seminaries in the Northeast.
Advocates of the Free Soil movement focused on preventing the spread of slavery.
Proponents of the American System and its emphasis on internal improvements.
Southern plantation owners defending the institution of slavery.
Question 5
Argue for the superiority of American democracy over European monarchies.
Advocate for the United States to adopt more European-like social policies.
Contrast American society with other nations to highlight the progressive potential of the United States.
Criticize European colonial powers for their treatment of indigenous peoples.
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