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Second Great Awakening
Began to develop towns in upstate New York.
Denominations
Religious groups
Richard Allen
Found one of the first African American Churches in North America.
Ann Lee
Claimed to be the messiah who came to found a society free from sin
Brigham Young
He succeeded Joseph Smith as leader of the Mormons in 1844, led them westward, and established their headquarters at Salt Lake City, Utah. Served as governor of the territory of Utah from 1850 to 1857
Transcendentalism
Philosophical and social movement that developed in New England around 1836 in reaction to rationalism.
Ralph Waldo Emerson
In the group of New England intellectuals
Henry David Thoreau
Help in the group of New England intellectuals
Lyman Beecher
preached extensively about the effects of alcohol.
Temperance movement
a movement to persuade others to limit alcohol consumption
Prohibition
the complete ban on the manufacture, sale, and consumption of alcohol.
Catharine Beecher
She supported educational opportunities for women.
Emma Willard
founded the Troy Female Seminary, the first college-level school for women, in New York in 1821
Mary Lyon
Founded Mount Holyoke Seminary college.
Horace Mann
first secretary of education, united local school districts into a state system, raised teachers' salaries.