Second Great Awakening
Social Reform
Education Improvement
African American Communities
Vocab
100

The Great Awakening was when many Americans took part in a renewal movement of this religion.

Christianity

100

This group of people often led the reform movements

women

100

This person was a leader of the movement that wanted all children taught in a common place, regardless of background

Horace Mann

100

He founded the Free African Religious Society 

Richard Allen

100

Separate

Segregate

200

He was considered one of the most important leaders of this movement.

Charles Grandison Finney 

200

The concern about alcohol led to this movement

temperance

200

This person started an all-female academy in Hartford, CT.

Catharine Beecher

200

Why were slaveholders fearful of slaves learning to read and write?

it might encourage a spirit of revolt among slaves

200

Places where children who had been housed in prisons now lived under strict rules and learned useful skills

reform schools.

300

This person opposed the person who was considered the leader of the Second Great Awakening.

Lyman Beecher

300

This person was a middle class reformer that fought for prison reform

Dorothea Dix

300

This person improved the education and lives of people with hearing impairments.

Thomas Gallaudet

300

Philadelphia had a long history of educating African Americans because if was center of this religions influence.

Quaker

300

emotional prayer meetings that lasted for days

revival

400

The leaders of the SGA told congregations that each individual was responsible for his or her own salvation and that this was avoidable

sin

400

These people were often jailed and left in the dark, without clothes or heat, and were chained to the walls.

mentally ill

400

The leader of the common-school movement went to this college and was given this title by the state of Massachusetts.

Brown, Secretary of Education

400

In 1835, this college became the first to allow African Americans to attend.

Oberlin College

400

People in this movement wanted all children taught in a common place, regardless of background.

common-school movement.

500

What impact did the Second Great Awakening have on religion in America?

church membership grew and religious faith increased

500

This Boston mayor asked that young offenders of crimes receive different punishments than adults

Josiah Quincy

500

These readers were grade specific and contained selections from British and American literature in them as well as instructions in moral and social values.  

McGuffey's Readers

500

He pushed for schools for blacks

Alexander Crummel

500

What does A.M.E. stand for?

African Methodist Episcopal Church

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