For All Their Differences, the Variety of Reform Movements That

question 30

Multiple Choice

For all their differences, the variety of reform movements that arose in the United States during the first half of the nineteenth century had what in common?

• A) a commitment to abolitionism
• B) an absence of female membership and involvement
• C) a prohibition against black participation
• D) an impulse to perfect people and society
• E) the rejection of the idea that America had a divine mission