What was the 2nd Great Awakening?

• A political movement to end slavery
• A religious revival in the early 1800s
• A women's suffrage movement
• An experimental community for utopian living

Which of the following is the best example of American democratization in the early 19th century?

• Universal white male suffrage
• Campaigns to end the practice of slavery
• A fight for women's right to vote
• An experimental community for utopian living

What was the goal of the Abolition Movement?

• To establish utopian societies
• To gain women's right to vote
• To end the practice of slavery
• To promote religious revival

What was the Women's Suffrage Movement?

• A religious revival in the early 1800s
• A campaign to end the practice of slavery
• A fight for women's right to vote
• An experimental community for utopian living

What was the Seneca Falls Convention?

• A political movement to end slavery gradually
• A religious revival in the early 1800s that led to increased membership in the Church
• A meeting to discuss women's rights where the Declaration of Sentiments was drafted
• An experimental community for utopian living where people tried to solve the problems of industrial societies

What were Utopian Societies?

• Experimental communities for utopian living
• A campaign to end the practice of slavery
• A fight for women's right to vote
• A religious revival in the early 1800s

Who were the Mormons?

• A political movement to end slavery
• A religious group founded by Joseph Smith
• A women's suffrage movement
• An experimental community for utopian living

What impact did the 2nd Great Awakening have on American society?

• It led to increased participation in reform movements
• It established utopian societies
• It campaigned against womens suffrage
• It caused a decline in religious beliefs

What strategies were used by the Anti-Slavery Movement?

• Protesting and helping escaping slaves
• Establishing utopian societies
• Promoting religious revival
• Fighting for women's right to vote

What were the goals of a Utopian Societies?

• Create a system of laws based on the gospel
• Work for the common good, share resources, and reject social norms or property owenership
• Work to establish a political party with which they could challenge the institution of slavery
• Open up the democratic process to more and more people