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Artists and Authors
Transcendentalism
The Second Great Awakening
Reform Movements
Reformers
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This founder of the Hudson River School painted
The Oxbow and many other paintings depicting
Americas natural beauty
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Who is Thomas Cole?
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The Scarlet Letter
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Who is Nathaniel Hawthorne?
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Moby Dick
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Who is Herman Melville?
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Leather Stocking Tales The Last of the Mohicans,
The Pathfinder, The Deerslayer
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Who is James Fenimore Cooper?
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This artists paintings focused on portraying
the lives of the common man.
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Who is George Caleb Bingham?
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The Transcendentalist movement focused on
intuition an feeling over rationalism, much like
this movement in Europe.
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What is the Romantic Movement?
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This leader of the Transcendentalist movement was
also an early feminist and co-founder of Brook
Farm.
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Who is Margaret Fuller?
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This leading Transcendentalists 1837 Phi Beta
Kappa speech The American Scholar was
considered a call to arms for a new generation of
American intellectual leadership
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Who is Ralph Waldo Emerson?
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His Walden and essay on Civil Disobedience are
considered masterpieces of American philosophy
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Who is Henry David Thoreau?
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This Transcendentalist founded Brook Farm as an
experiment in communal living in accordance with
the beliefs of Transcendentalism
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Who is George Ripley?
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This became the nickname for upstate New York due
to all of the revivals that took place there in
the early 1800s.
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What is the burned-over-district?
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Thanks to circuit preachers like Peter
Cartwright, these became the two largest
Protestant denominations in America.
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What are the Baptists and the Methodists?
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This Presbyterian minister from upstate New York
helped to spark the 2nd Great Awakening by
preaching a Christianity of Action.
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Who is Charles Grandison Finney?
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Joseph Smith founded this religion in upstate New
York in1830. After his death, his followers
moved to Utah to escape religious persecution.
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What is Mormonism?
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The Shakers, New Harmony, Oneida, and Fourier
Phalanxes were all examples of this type of
response to the rapid change of early 19th
Century America.
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What is Communalism? Or What are Backwoods
Utopias?
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This woman was a major force in reforming the
treatment of the mentally ill
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Who is Dorothea Dix?
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This view of women as the moral leaders in the
home and primary educators of children emerged in
the early 19th Century.
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What is the Cult of Domesticity?
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This was the most popular (and in many states
most successful) of the 19th Century reform
movements. The Washingtonians were part of this
movement
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What is the Temperance Movement?
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Many moderate northeners would agree with this
societys goal of returning freed slaves to
Africa. Their colony of Liberia was founded in
1822.
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What is the American Colonization Society?
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Founded the Oneida Community
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Who is John Humphrey Noyes
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Two founders of the womens movement, and the
driving forces behind the Seneca Falls Convention
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Who are Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Lucretia Mott
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This escaped slave, abolitionist, and feminist
one said I have plowed and reaped and husked and
chopped and mowed, and can any man do more than
that?
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Who is Sojourner Truth
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He was as harsh as truth in The Liberator.
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Who is William Lloyd Garrison
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This was the first Secretary of the Massachusetts
Department of Education
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Who is Horace Mann?