history chapters 15 & 16
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- Paine wrote
- The Age of Reform
- how did the Second Great Awakening affect social classes?
- widened lines
- benefitted the Second Great Awakening
- Methodists and baptists
- best known Methodist "circuit rider"
- Cartwright
- greatest revival preacher
- Finney
- sinners sit in view of congregation
- "anxious bench"
- president of Oberlin College
- Finney
- "Burned Over District"
- Western New York
- believed Christ would return on October 22, 1844
- Millerites or Adventists
- Mormon leader killed at Carthage, Illinois
- Smith
- led Mormons to Utah
- Young
- kept Mormon's from forming the state of Utah
- polygamy
- Mann
- Massachusetts Board of Education
- Webster
- dictionary
- McGuffey
- McGuffey's Reader
- 1st state supported university
- North Carolina
- founded Troy Female Seminary
- Willard
- admitted black and women students
- Oberlin College
- established Mount Holyoke Seminary
- Lyon
- best known transcendentalist
- Emerson
- improvements for the mentally ill
- Doretha Dix
- American Peace Society
- Ladd
- founded in Boston
- American Temperance Society
- wrote Ten Nights in a Barroom and What I Saw There
- Arthur
- temperance
- teetolaism
- Father of Prohibition
- Dow
- advocate for teachers
- Beecher
- Mott
- Quaker women's rights advocate and abolitionist
- left "obey" out of vows
- Stanton
- read Decaration of Independence as "all men and women are created equal"
- Stanton
- read Declaration of Independence as "all men and women are created equal"
- Stanton
- Anthony
- women's rights movement
- first female graduate of a medical college
- Blackwell
- Fuller
- The Dial
- Grimke Sisters
- antislavery
- kept maiden name
- Stone
- Seneca Falls
- (NY) site of women's rights convention
- founded New Harmony, Indiana
- Owens
- founded Brook Farm
- Ripley (transcendentalist)
- founded Oneida Community
- Noves
- led the Shakers
- Mother Ann Lee
- mathemetician
- Bowditch
- oceanographer
- Maury
- scientist
- Silliman
- biology
- Agassiz
- botany
- Gray
- birds
- Audubon
- painted Washington (2)
- Stuart and Peale
- painted the Declaration of Independence
- Trumbull
- Daguerre
- crude photographs
- composed "Old Folks at Home"
- Foster
- wrote The Federalist
- Hamilton, Jay, and Madison
- Knickerbocker Group
- Irving, Cooper, Bryant
- unitarian who wrote "The American Scholar"
- Emerson
- wrote Walden and Civil Disobedience
- Thoreau
- wrote Leaves of Grass
- Whitman
- Father of Free Verse
- Thoreau
- Poet Laureate of Democracy
- Whitman
- Longfellow's occupation
- poet
- Poet Laureate of Antislaver Crusade
- Whittier
- poet who wrote the Biglow Papers
- Lowell
- wrote "The Last Leaf"
- Holmes
- women poets
- Alcott and Dickinson
- wrote Little Women
- Alcott
- Cooper of the South
- Simms
- Father of American History
- Bancroft
- Oregon Trail
- Parkman
- cotton was what fraction of American exports
- 1/2
- the South produced what fraction of the world's cotton
- 1/2
- popular Southern author
- Scott
- fraction of Southerners who owned slaves
- 1/4
- mountain whites lived where
- the Appalachains
- Johnson
- free black who had black slaves
- made up a "third race"
- free blacks
- Douglass
- former slave
- legal importation of slaves ended
- 1808
- only slave trader ever executed
- Gordon
- percentage of slaves that were illiterate
- 90%
- led slave rebellion in Richmond
- Gabriel
- led slave rebellion in Charleston
- Vesey
- led slave rebellion in Virginia
- Turner
- American Colonization Society
- transported blacks back to Africa
- Liberia
- Monrovia
- abolished slaver
- West Indies
- went to Lane Theological Seminary
- Weld
- paid for Weld to go to Lane Theological Seminary
- Tappan Brothers
- wrote American Slavery As It Is
- Weld
- wrote The Liberator
- Garrison
- Phillips
- prominent member of the American Anti-slavery Society
- wrote Appeal to the Colored Citizens of the World
- Walker
- Sojourner Truth
- emancipation and women's rights
- went to the Niger Valley
- Delaney
- burned a copy of the constitution
- Garrison
- 3 political parties that were against slavery
- Liberty Party, Free-Soil Party, and the Republican Party
- slavery was banned to be talked about
- Gag Resolution
- targeted Garrison
- Broadcloth Mob
- martyr abolitionist
- Lovejoy
- opposed extending slavery west
- "Free-soilers"