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Chapter 13 Notes

Chapter 13 Notes. New Movements in America. Essential Question. What key figures moved the United States forward through their political and public service during this period?. Answer. Charles Grandison Finney Dorothea Dix Josiah Quincy Emma Willard William Lloyd Garrison

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Chapter 15: The ferment of reform and culture 1790-1860

Chapter 15: The ferment of reform and culture 1790-1860. Reviving Religion. By 1850, America was still a mostly church-going country. 75% of Americans attended church regularly. New religions challenged Christianity, however.

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The Ferment of Reform and Culture

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Chapter 8 Outline

Period 3. Chapter 8 Outline. Religious movement in which individual responsibility for seeking salvation was emphasized, along with the need for personal and social improvement

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Charles Grandison Finney

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Chapter 8 Section 1

Chapter 8 Section 1. The Second Great Awakening . O ne American's story . Charles Grandison Finney was a preacher who converted at the age of 29. Finney traveled by horseback to deliver his message. When he preached his listeners moaned, shrieked and fainted.

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The 1 st and 2 nd Great Awakening

The 1 st and 2 nd Great Awakening.

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Second Great Awakening

Second Great Awakening. Second Great Awakening. Christian revival movement during the early 19th century in the United States. Camp Meetings. Circuit Riders. Traveling preachers. Charles Grandison Finney. Greatest of all the revival preachers No alcohol No slavery

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Reform Movements and Manifest Destiny

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Day 60: The Ferment of Reform and Culture

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New Movements in America

New Movements in America. Immigrants, Reformers, and the Arts. Irish Immigration. In the 1840s a blight on the potato crop caused a famine in Ireland. Four million Irishmen fled to the U.S. between 1840-1860. They settled mostly in Boston, New York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania .

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Religion Sparks Reform

Religion Sparks Reform. The Second Great Awakening, Transcendentalism, and the Reform of Prisons and Schools. The Second Great Awakening. The Second Great Awakening was a large-scale religious movement in the early to mid-19 th century that led to an upswing in church membership.

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Review Topics W ith Fact or Fib: Doge Edition

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Religion and Reform

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Age of Religion and Social Reforms

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THE SECOND GREAT AWAKENING

THE SECOND GREAT AWAKENING. WHAT was it?. A new religious revival characterized by emotional camp meetings An evangelical movement which stressed preaching and emphasized the idea of salvation. WHEN did it happen?. Early 1800s. WHERE did it start?. Began in Kentucky and Tennessee

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GHIST 225: US History Kevin R. Hardwick Spring 2012 Lecture 17

GHIST 225: US History Kevin R. Hardwick Spring 2012 Lecture 17 The Second Great Awakening and Democratic Reform. Revivals Perfectibility of Human Nature Reform. Methodist Minister Peter Cartwright Preaching at the Cane Ridge Camp Meeting Revival, Kentucky, 1801.

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Chapter 15 Two Column Notes

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Religion Reform

Religion Reform. By Chelsea, Steve, and Jimmy. Charles Grandison Finney. He was one of the most famous preachers in the era. He inspired emotional religious faiths by speaking in a very dramatic way. He had a lot of influence over the religious people of this time.

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Chapter 15: The ferment of reform and culture 1790-1860

Chapter 15: The ferment of reform and culture 1790-1860. Reviving Religion. By 1850, America was still a mostly church-going country. 75% of Americans attended church regularly. New religions challenged Christianity, however.

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