Reform Movements - U.S. History

a religious movement that inspired people to improve society, do good deeds, improve moral values

• Transcendentalism

• Romanticism

• 2nd Great Awakening

• Temperance

urged people to question society's rules and institutions - go beyond logical thinking to reach a true understanding of the world

• 2nd Great Awakening

• Transcendentalism

• Women's Rights

• Romanticism

Civil Disobedience would apply to which movement?

• 2nd Great Awakening

• Transcendentalism

• Romanticism

first American school of painting

• Hudson Homeschooling Group

• Hudson Art School

• Hudson Ocean School

• Hudson River School

artistic movement that focused on natural beauty and creativity - focused on natural world and individual feelings

• Romanticism

• Transcendentalism

• 2nd Great Awakening

• Temperance

Horace Mann

• Labor Reform

• Education

• Abolistionist

• Prison Reform

Said education is the great equalizer and worked to improve education for all

• Lucretia Mott

• Henry David Thoreau

• William Lloyd Garrison

• Horace Mann

This movement worked to eliminate alcohol to reduce abuse and men wasting money

• 2nd Great Awakening

• Temperance

• Abolition

• Suffrage

Leader of the Temperance movement

• Carrie Nation

• Elizabeth Cady Stanton

• Dorothea Dix

• Harriet Tubman

Convention in New York 1848 to work for women's right to vote

• Daughter's of Liberty Convention

• Revival Convention

• Suffrage Convention

• Seneca Fall Convention