Chapter 15 Vocab

revival

• the right to vote

• community based on a vision of the perfect society

• drinking little or no alcohol

• religious meeting

Utopia

• community based on a vision of the perfect society

• drinking little or no alcohol

• state-supported school for training high school graduates to become teachers

• refusing to obey laws considered unjust

temperance

• state-supported school for training high school graduates to become teachers

• drinking little or no alcohol

• religious meeting

• refusing to obey laws considered unjust

Normal school

• state-supported school for training high school graduates to become teachers

• refusing to obey laws considered unjust

• person who sought the end of slavery in the United States in the early 1800s

• the right to vote

Civil disobedience

• person who sought the end of slavery in the United States in the early 1800s

• the right to vote

• refusing to obey laws considered unjust

• the teaching of males and females together

abolitionist

• person who sought the end of slavery in the United States in the early 1800s

• the right to vote

• the teaching of males and females together

• drinking little or no alcohol

suffrage

• drinking little or no alcohol

• the teaching of males and females together

• person who sought the end of slavery in the United States in the early 1800s

• the right to vote

coeducation

• refusing to obey laws considered unjust

• the teaching of males and females together

• the right to vote

• community based on a vision of the perfect society

pushed for reform based on religious conviction• spread ideas at revivals• supported temperance (banning production and use of alcohol)

• Hartford School for the deaf

• Samuel Howe

• Lyman Beecher

• Thomas Gallaudet

taught people with hearing impairments• founded Hartford School for the Deaf in Connecticut in 1817

• Dorothea Dix

• Ralph Waldo Emerson

• Samuel Howe

• Thomas Gallaudet