Elizabeth Cady Stanton is best known for —

A. advocating the use of technological innovations of the 19th century
Incorrect. Elizabeth Cady Stanton was involved in social reform.

B. supporting the implementation of utopian religious communities
Incorrect. Elizabeth Cady Stanton was not involved in religious reform.

C. participating in reform movements in support of women’s rights, temperance, and abolition
Correct! Elizabeth Cady Stanton supported all of these reform movements.

D. promoting economic development through tariffs
Incorrect. Elizabeth Cady Stanton did not support these efforts.

The individuals listed above are most closely associated with which of the following movements?

A. Temperance movement
Incorrect. These individuals did not participate in the temperance movement.

B. Women's suffrage movement
Incorrect. Although Frederick Douglass supported women’s suffrage; collectively, these men supported the abolitionist movement.

C. Abolitionist movement
Correct! These individuals were leaders in the abolitionist movement.

D. Expansionist movement
Incorrect. These individuals did not participate in the expansionist movement.

Which of the following reform movements was aimed at ending the consumption of alcohol?

A. Temperance movement
Correct! The purpose of the temperance movement was to end the consumption of alcohol and its ill effects on society.

B. Educational reform
Incorrect. The educational reform did not involve ending the consumption of alcohol.

C. Abolitionist movement
Incorrect. The abolitionist movement focused on ending on slavery.

D. Women's suffrage
Incorrect. Women’s suffrage focused on the women’s right to vote.

Dorothea Dix was a leader in the reform movement for the disabled and which of the following?

A. Temperance movement
Incorrect. Dorothea Dix was not a leader in the temperance movement.

B. Educational reform
Incorrect. Dorothea Dix was not a leader in the educational reform movement.

C. Prison reform
Correct! Dorothea Dix was a leader in reforming facilities for the mentally ill and the imprisoned.

D. Abolitionist movement
Incorrect. Dorothea Dix was not a leader in the abolitionist movement.