Revival and Missionary

New England

where late 1790s revival begans and eventually led to the 2nd Great Awakening

Methodist

a denomination that has a dramatic growth during the 19th century through the preaching of circuit riders

Francis Asbury

the leader of the circuit riding trend of the Methodist

James McGready

start the camp-meeting revival trend by 1799

Cane Ridge Kentucky

the most notable camp meeting took place in 1801

Peter Cartwright

Mr. Nobody that write a autobiography that I couldn't care less

1850s

peak of revival that swept from the western frontier all the way to the cities of the East

Charles G. Finney

a converted lawyer; the public interest in him so much that the newspapers dedicated the whole publication for revival news

Richard Allen

founded the AME Church in 1816

John Chavis

started a preparatory school (prep school or some shesh)

Matthew Perry

Commodore that the US government sent to secure a trade agreement with the JP emperor

Townsend Harris

1st American ambassador to JP negotiated the Harris Treaty or Treaty of Amity and Commerce

Ceasar Blackwell

a circuit rider that serve as a missionary to plantation workers

Lott Carey n Colin Teague

found Liberia in 1822 and 1st missionaries there

Dr. Peter Parker n Samuel Williams

2 American Congreational missionaries to China

Jonathan Goble

1st missionaries to JP

Dorothea L. Dix

worked to promote more humane treatment of the mentally ill

Phoebe Palmer

founded the settlement house in NY called the Five Points Mission

Sojourner Truth

a former slave from NY that lectured against slavery

Walt Whitman

a transcendental author wrote a collection of poems entitled Leaves of Grass

Robert Green Ingersoll

promoted secular humanism

Robert Owen

founded New Harmony in 1825

American Temperance Union

originally named American Temperance Society in 1826 and renamed in 1836 distributed theses agaisnt liquor

Maine

the 1st state to outlaw the use of liquor except for medical purpose in 1846

abolition

anti slavery

YMCA

best known organization to meet the needs of the poor and preach Gospel to them

Elizabeth Cady Stanton n Lucretia Mott

campaigned for social, political, and economic equality for women. Also organized the 1st women right coventional in 1848 at Seneca Falls, NY

Susan B. Anthony

Ms. Nobody that joined the movement in 1851 and lectured in many northern states

Unitarianism

false Christianity doctrine that denied deity of Christ Trinity

Ralph Waldo Emerson

created the philosophy of transcendentalism

Henry David Thoreau

1 of Emerson's followers recorded his 2 yrs experiences living with nature in a small cabin in a book Walden

Brook Farm

where a group of transcendentalists attempted an utopian society near Boston

Nathaniel Hawthorne

wrote a novel The Blithedale Romance using Brook Farm as its setting