Historical figure
Who was the best-known evangelist of the Second Great Awakening?
Charles G. Finney
Evangelists who rode regular routes on horseback and preached at various points along the way
What state was the first to outlaw the use of liquor?
Maine
American social reformer and women's rights activist who played a pivotal role in the women's suffrage movement; arrested in 1872 for voting
Susan B. Anthony
What era of American literature occurred in the early 19th century?
Romantic Era
Who founded Mormonism?
Joseph Smith
Philosophy that passes on to new generations the knowledge and traditions of the past
Former slave who lectured against slavery
What textbook series was written by William H. McGuffey?
Proponent of Darwinism and religious unbelief who was known as the Great Agnostic?
Robert Green Ingersoll
The right to vote
Suffrage
Location of the first women's rights convention
Seneca Falls
Worked to improve the treatment of people with mental illness
Abolition
Who started many Sunday schools in the Mississippi Valley?
Denied the Trinity and man's sinful nature and instead taught that human nature is essentially good and that reason could solve all problems
Unitarianism
Where was the most notable camp meeting revival?
Cane Ridge, Kentucky
Founded the Five Points Mission which provided Bible studies, prayer groups, Sunday school, and chapel services.
System in which slaves worked in large groups doing specific jobs from sunup to sundown
gang system
Who was the first to promote the idea of public primary school for all children?
Horace Mann
Organization that distributed pamphlets warning against alcohol
American Temperance Union
New Harmony
Country schoolteacher who influenced several generations of American children through his American Spelling Book, nicknamed the Blue-Backed Speller
Noah Webster