The name for the series of revivals that swept the US during the Antebellum period, emphasizing equality and emotion, was called the
Second Great Awakening
Dorothea Dix is associated with this reform movement:
Asylum Movement
The movement to end slavery is called
Abolitionism
Controversial plant pants
Bloomers
Term for the idea that men belonged in public, women in domestic/private settings
Separate Spheres
Revivals were sometimes referred to by this term
Camp Meetings
Public education expanded during this time- why were most of the new teachers women? (According to your text)
They could be paid less
Group that wanted to send enslaved and free black people to Africa
American Colonization Society
Shakers
Founder of the "Liberator"
William Lloyd Garrison
Some of the new churches of this period:
Mormons
Baptists
Methodists
(there are more)
The idea that woman's purpose was to be a wife and mother only
Cult of True Womanhood/Cult of Domesticity
Identify three prominent abolitionists
Answers will vary:
Douglass
Garrison
Grimke Sisters
Which part of the Second Great Awakening was really "in tents"?
Camp Meetings
(in tents/intense) (it's still funny)
Leading Transcendentalist (as identified by your textbook)
Ralph Waldo Emerson
New religious group that was pushed out to present day Utah, also the name of their founder
Mormons, Smith
Identify three first wave feminists
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Lucretia Mott
Susan B. Anthony
Name of Frederick Douglass' newspaper
The North Star
Feminism + Apple Sauce =
Lucretia Mott
State where women won the rights over property and divorce before the Civil War
Area of New York where many revivals occurred and spread from
"Burned Over" District
Group that sought to eliminate prostitution and similar vices
New York Moral Reform Society
Country founded by American Colonization Society, AND capital city
Liberia, Monrovia
When you hit snooze again after waking up
Second Great Awakening
Term for "phalanxes" that would replace private property with communal property
Fourierism