Chapter 9: Working for Reform (1820-1860) Sections 1 & 2

1790's renewal and passionate interest in religion. 9.1

• Unitarians

• Second Great Arrival

• Second Great Awakening

• The Great Awakening

Large religious gatherings. 9.1

• renewals

• revivals

• reverends

• shakers

Religious groups. 9.1

• dominations

• dominos

• denominations

• revivals

(1794) Founded one of the first African American churches in America. 9.1

• Richard Allex

• Richard Allen

• Ralph Waldo Emerson

• Henry David Thoreau

Communities designed to create a perfect society. 9.1

• zootopia

• utopia

• cornicopia

• revivals

New England intellectuals - writers. 9.1

• Ralph Waldo Emerson & Henry David Thoreau

• Ralph David Thoreau & Henry Waldo Emerson

• Ralph Jose Emerson & Henry Derek Thoreau

• Mr. Novis & Mrs. Shertel & Mrs. Kitzie

In general, rejected most puritan beliefs such as predestination. Also believed people could become perfect. 9.1

• Unicornians

• Shakers

• Mormons

• Unitarians

Members of the Church of Latter-Day Saints. 9.1

• Monroes

• Mormons

• Shakers

• Ann Lee

Led Joseph Smith's followers across the Rocky Mountains. Settled in the Great Salt Lake valley. 9.1

• Brigham Young

• Steve Young

• Ann Lee

• Richard Allen

Known as Mother Ann, she claimed to be the messiah who came to found a society free from sin. 9.1

• Ann Lee

• Sara Lee

• Ann Hathaway

• Mary Lyon