The lyceum movement is an organization that sponsored public programs and which flourished in the mid 19th Century, particularly in the Northeast and Midwest of America and some even lasted up until the early 20th Century. If you like culture and history take our quiz and have fun.
After the gold rush
After the abolition of slavery
After the civil rights movement.
After the civil war.
The development of adult education in America
The development of young American talent
The development of women artists in America
The development of child actors in America
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In 1826
In 1850
In 1880
In 1898
During the antebellum era
During the antebellum movement
During the resurgence of rhythm and blues
It was never that popular
As a way to inform and entertain people.
As a way to educate the poor.
As a venue for traveling entertainers.
As a way to teach children with disabilities
In Springfield, Illinois
In California
In Chicago
New York, New York
Lectures, dramatic performances, class instructions, and debates
Lectures.
Lectures and poetry
Class instructions and poetry.
Lyceum circuits.
Auditoriums.
Classrooms.
Theaters.
On the East coast of the United States.
Near the border with Canada
In the South
In the Northeast and Midwest of the United States.
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