Reform and Culture

Northern life is very

• Industrial, factories, urban

• Farming, agricultural

Southern life is very,

• Industrial, factories, urban

• Farming, agricultural

Missouri compromise

• Missouri join union as a slave state and Maine as a free state

• Kansas free state

  Nebraska slave state

• North and South

• Westward Expansion

Sectionalism

• division between the north, south, and west United States

• sections of the world

• sections of the south

• Sections of the north

Civil War began at

• Fort Sumpter

• Saratoga

• Gettysburg

• Yorktown

strong religious feelings

during what is called the, As a result people wanted

to do good things for their

society – Reform Era

• First Great Awakening

• Freedom

• Second Great Awakening

• Happy Era

worked

to get better treatment

for the mentally ill.

• Abigail Adams

• Dorothea Dix

• Thomas Paine

• Eliza Farnham

also

worked to improve the

conditions of prisoners

who she thought could

be changed

• Eliza Farnham

• Dorothea Dix

• Elizabeth Stanton

• Abigail Adams

Temperance groups,

• Talked about Temperature

• Voting Rights

• Religious Rights

• spread the word about

  the dangers of alcohol

he believed

that education was the

“great equalizer”

He believed that

education was key in a

democracy, and that

every child should

attend school

• Benjamin Franklin

• Horace Mann

• Theodore Roosevelt

• Elizabeth Cady Stanton