Reform Movements. SSocial reform is the attempt to improve society through change.

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Reform Movements

SSocial reform is the attempt to improve society through change.

SOCIAL REFORM Temperance Education Reform for Disabled Abolitionism Women’s Rights

 The temperance movement was the desire to get rid of alcohol (“Demon Rum”)  Many people thought that alcohol was the cause of many other problems like poverty, broken families, and crime.

 The movement to provide free public education for all.

 The movement to change the treatment of those with disabilities— especially mental disabilities.

 The movement to abolish, or ban, slavery.

 The movement trying to get the same rights for women that men had, especially the right to vote.

 Many reformers were active in more than one cause.  For example: Frederick Douglass (abolitionism and women’s rights) Susan B. Anthony (Temperance and women’s rights)

 What reforms do we need today?  How can you help?