Reform in the 1800s
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- Q1women couldn't vote, lacked guardianship over children, lost their property and wealth to their husbands; women became inspired the Second Great Awakening; women's right movement would be inspired from the abolitionist movement where women helped raise money and collected petition signatureswomen's rights reform30s
- Q2most famous preacher of the era and used common language and allowed women to prayCharles Grandison Finney30s
- Q3a broad religious movement that swept through the US mainly in camp meetings and revivals that challenged people towards reformthe Second Great Awakening30s
- Q4an emotional meeting designed to awaken religious faith through impassioned preaching and prayerrevival30s
- Q5held in Philadelphia; assembled by Richard Allen and the African Methodist Episcopal Church; participants discussed leaving and settling in Canadathe first black national convention30s
- Q6a New England writer; leader of a group of transcendentalistsRalph Waldo Emerson30s
- Q7circuit riding preacher that logged over 300,000 miles and preached over 16,500 sermons (and LOTS of crazy stories about himPeter Cartright30s
- Q8a philosophical and literary movement that emphasized living a simple life and celebrated the truth and goodness found in naturetranscendentalism30s
- Q9this man put the idea of simple living into practice when he moved out to Walden Pond in MA and wrote "Walden" and civil disobedienceHenry David Thoreau30s
- Q10the act of peacefully refusing to obey unjust lawscivil disobedience30s
- Q11a MA man that was a remarkable leader in public school reform movement and became 1st secretary of MA Board of Education and established teacher-training programsHorace Mann30s
- Q12the call to outlaw slavery which was fueled by preachers; at first, antislavery societies advocated for the resettlement of blacks in Africaabolition30s
- Q13the most radical white abolitionist who started the newspaper "The Liberator"William Lloyd Garrison30s
- Q14anti slavery newspaper; created by William Lloyd Garrison; advocated for immediate emancipationThe Liberator30s
- Q15a black man born into slavery; taught to read and write and would eventually escape slavery and created "The North Star"Frederick Douglass30s