The four reform movements between 1790 and 1850 are the second great Awakening, charitable revolution, increased woman education, and slavery reform. All of these reformation movements were established on the basis that all men are created equal and are entitled to fair treatment. The Second Great Awakening taught that all men are equal and deserve Gods mercy and grace. The second Great Awakening was different because it dealt with religion. The Charitable revolution increased charities for poor underprivileged people because they felt that everybody deserves a helping hand. The charitable revolution differed from the others because change was geared towards poor white U.S. citizens. Women were given more opportunities to be educated which
