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41 Cards in this Set
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second great awakening
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renewed passion for religion
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denominations
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religious groups
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richard allen
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founded first black church in Philadelphia
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utopias
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communities designed for a perfect society
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ann lee
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claimed to be a messiah found a society free from sin
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shakers
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a group known to shake their bodies
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brigham young
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leader of the mormons
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ralf waldo emerson
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led the transcendentalism
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henry david thoreau
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led the transcendentalism
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transcendentalism
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people think they are above materials or things in life
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Unitarians
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what transcendentalist began as
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lyman beecher
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preached about the effects of alcohol
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temperance movement
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persuaded others to limit alcohol consumption
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prohibition
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complete ban and manufacturing of alcohol
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catharine beecher
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she wanted increased education for women
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emma willard
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founded the troy female seminary
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mary lyon
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founded the mount holyoke seminary
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horace mann
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first secratary of education
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dorothea dix
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was one of the most effective female reformers
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rehabilitation
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it was something for the mentally ill it gave them time to recover
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penitentiary
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it was a type of prison people hoped it would rid the US of crime
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american colonization society
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they planned to send freed africans back to africa
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david walker
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free african american business man from Boston
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william lloyd garrison
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a white new england journalist
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liberator
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an abolitionist newspaper
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fredrick douglas
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a fugative slave from maryland
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american anti-slave society
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first national anti-slave society
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sojourner truth
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another slave that worked against anti slavery
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angelina grimike
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two of the most effective anti slavery activist
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sarah grimike
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two of the most effective anti slavery activist
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theodore weld
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wrote and published the document american slavery
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elijah lovejoy
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an abolitionist editor in alton
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elizibeth cady stanton
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she wanted to go to collage wanted wemons rights
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lucretia mott
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she wanted to go to collage wanted wemons rights
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senaca falls convention
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more than 300 women attended this convention for their rights
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declaration of sediments
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nearly one third of the senaca convention signed this
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susan b anthony
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fought for wemons rights
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lucy stone
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fought for wemons rights with susan b anthony
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married womens property act
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permitted married women to own property
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emma willard
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founded the troy female seminary
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mary lyon
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