2nd great awakening
education
prison reform
abolition
women's suffrage
100

who started the second great awakening

Timothy Dwight,

 Lyman Beecher,

 Nathaniel W. Taylor,

 Asahel Nettleton.

or all of the above

all of the above

100

who started the idea of public school

Horace Mann

100

what time did the prison reform start?

1820's

100

When did the abolition start generally?

1830's

100

when did the women's suffrage start?

1869

200

what did the second great awakening do?

made more people do good deeds.

200

who was effected by public schools.

children

200

What did the prison reform do?

Helped the mentally ill in prison

200

What was the abolition generally about?

ending slavery before the other movements started.

200

who started the women's suffrage?

anthony and elizabeth cady stanton

300

when did the great awakening start?

1790

300

when did the first school get invented?

1830's

300

Who invented prison reform?

dorothea dix 

300

who started the abolition?

William Lloyd garrison

300

why did they start the women's suffrage? 

because they felt the women's laws were unfair.

400

Why did they start the second great awakening.

to preform good deeds and more religion to uprise.  

400

why did he make education?

to help the kids in preparing for adulthood

400

why did she invent the prison reform?

She wanted to help the mentally ill people.

400

why did he start the abolition?

because he wanted the slavery to start sooner than when they wanted to do it.

400

how did the women's suffrage affect women?

by giving more rights and making the 19th amendment as women's right to vote. 

500

What did the second great awakening not do?

spread disease

or people started doing good deeds.

spread disease

500

what did they teach at public schools back then?

reading, writing, and math

500

Does the prison reform continue to be in effect currently?

no because the mentally ill are known and are helpable. 

500

What is the full abolition name?

Abolitionist movement. 

500

what year did the women's right to vote begin?

1919

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