APUSH Chapter 15

spiritual fervor that resulted in prison reform, church reform, temperance movement(no alcohol), womens rights movement, abolition of slavery

the greatest revival preacher who led masssive revivals in Rochester NY

new york, with its puritians preached "hellfire" and was known as this

polygamy, drilling militia, and voting as a unit

uneducated might grow up to be rabbles with voting rights

fought for better schools "father of education"

fought for reform of the mentally insane in her classsic petition of 1843

Lucreatia Mott, Susan B. Anthony, Elizabeth Cady Stanton, Dr. Elizabeth Blackwell (1st female medical graduate, Mergaret Fuller (femanist writer), Grimke Sisters (anti-slavery advocates), and Amelia Bloomer (semi short skirts)

thought cult of domesticity should be celebrated and women should seek employment as teacher

declaration of sentiments, launched the modern womens rights movement

was written in the spirit of the declaration of independence saying that "all men and women are created equal"

Irving, Cooper, and Bryant, the first truely american literature

stressed individualism, self-reliance, and non-conformity

urded us writers throw off european traditions, wrote Self Reliance

condemned slavery, wrote Walden, ON the duty of Civil Disobedience

women writer, with transcendentalism wrote little women

women writer wrote of the theme of nature in poems

founded naval academy, published us history book, known as "Father of American History"

led by Brigham Young to escape further persecution