Unit 3 - Reform and Revival/2nd Great Awakening (1828–1860)

All 5 Reform Movements

Education Reform, Abolitionism, Asylum/Prison Reform, Temperance, Women’s Rights Movement

Education Reform

Provide public education to children

Abolitionism

Abolish (get rid of) slavery.

Asylum/Prison Reform

Make prisons a better place/provide mental health facilities

Temperance

Moderate or Ban the Use of Alcohol

Women’s Rights Movement

Expand rights/opportunities for women

What was the second great awakening

people became more connected to their beliefs and tried to make the world a better place through religion and good actions

What was the seneca falls convention

women and men came together to talk about women's rights and how women should have more freedom and equality

carrie nation

temperance

Elizabeth Cady Stanton & Lucretia Mott & Susan B anthony

Women’s Rights Movement

Catherine Beecher

Womens Rights Movement & education reform

Sojourner Truth & Angelina Grimke

Women’s Rights Movement & Abolitionism

abolitionism

Frederick douglas, William Lloyd Garrison, Nat turner

Charles Finney & Joseph Smith/Brigham Young

second great awakening

Dorothea Dix

Asylum/Prison Reform

Horace Mann

Education reform