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who created civil religion towards evangelism

webster



who was known for election 1824-1828 and as a hero

jackson


ralph emerson graduate harvard at 18 and settles in concordia to be a writer, son of a preacher who died at 11

new thought movement


rejects nationalism



transcentalism for self reliance



theory in style and better writing

the lyceum movement and natural history of the intellectual by ralph emerson

speaking hall and give speeches for entertainment



nature symbol spirit: journals sermons lectures natural history of the intellectual

theodore parker eulogy on webster

lincoln steals a line,



god is everywhere, god is perfect, reason and conscience,



speeches man purpose to improve

wendell phillips

abolitionist movement, calvinist , ba harvard, refuse law, speaks about slavery,



speech 1856 canning of sumner arrested for inciting a mob

solomon stoddard

harvest of souls gather together,



to preached in conneticut valley open election to set the example by rulers



opposed mathers conservative approach to embrace pathos ability of emotions

jonathan edwards

grandson of stodard, a faithful narrative of the surpasing work of god


divine truth to divine beauty



speeches towards senses , common sense

sermons

use rhetoric of aristotle in the forms of persuasion

the way for a people to live long in the land that god hath give them

explication application exhortation which are stpes to guide to christ by



stoddard and sermons

jonathan mayhem

unlimited submission



towards gun of the revolution, fight for american episcopate because religious is unfair. 1764 stampt act and sermon is printed 1765

james weaver

" Call of action" ,


populist 10 percent of vote


william jennings bryan

1887 the boy orator of the platte, idol jefferson, elected president,



"the commoner"




andrew carnegie

gospel of wealth

washington gladden

social gospel

josiah strong

our country 1885

theodore roosevelt

the strenous life the full diner pail


equal religion , youngest prez and doesnt seek reelection


nobel prize as man of muckrake

john brown

killed slave owners

eugene debs

socialism as civil religion

the great awakening

covenant failed, univ cordina oldest and active listeners were aristotle and cisnero

naturalization act

extended from 5 to 14 the mumber of years of residency required

alein enemies act

authorized president to expelled dangerous aliens even during peace time

act respecting alien

authorized president to apprehend, restrain, secure, undeclared hostility .

federalist papers

defend the constitution house race of 1789 bill of rights which was ratified in 1791

sedition act

prohibited conspiracy against us government which mathew lyon was guitly

thomas jefferson towards virigina and kentucky

what is meant by defaming law is beyond my comprehension.



purpose of speech state rights

Abraham Lincoln

we shall sooner have the fowl"



opposing black suffrage which after killed andrew jackson takes over

andrew jackson

oath of loyalty , reconstruction of south and black codes are made

stevens replies in pennsylvania

i care not what you say of negro equality "



against andrew johnson for black rights



writes the tennure of office act

wilson 14 points

open diplomacy


free use of the seas


disarmament


free trade


adjust denial claims


8 points of self discrimination


last point is league of nations

joel chandler harris

song of the south

booker t washington

in all things that are purely social we can separate our fingers



black civil movement

wodrow wilson

this is a day of declaration ....he muster forces god help me"


winning 42 percent of election against tr

woodrow wilson

every man who tries to guide the counsels of a great nation ...



favor the 16th amendment

avoid war woodrow wilson with edith wife

it is fearful thing to lead this great peaceful people into war

1924 convention calls smith

the happy warrior

pontiac speech red jacket seneca

i was born a orator



rhetorical strategies to defend native american land rights and culture



killed by a native american who bribe by white trader

rosie the riveter

campaign poster we can do it women bicep

betty friedman

the feminist mystique

susan b anthonty

opposition to 14 and 15 amendment, seneca falls for womens rights



19 amendment passes

james polk

manifest destiny

whig a=zachary taylor

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