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America Pageant Ch15

American Pageant Ed.13, Chapters 15, Quarter 2 Test

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Deism Believed in a supreme being (God) but not original sin and Christ's divinity
2nd Great Awakening Spiritual awakening which led to prison and church reform, a temperance movement, education, and increased support of the abolition of slavery
How was religion spread in the 2nd Great Awakening? Huge "camp meetings," Eastern people traveling to West to convert indians, public stress to convert, Peter Cartwright and "curcuit riders" preachers, and revival preacher Charles Finney of NY
How did social class affect religious views? Wealthy, land owning, educated were Presbyterians/Unitarians. Poor uneducated and West were Methodists/Baptists
Mormons Religion founded by Joseph Smith, who was killed, and the religion was frowned upon due to polygamy. Followers went to Utah, where statesmanship was denied due to American dislike
How did the 2nd Great Awakening affect education? Free public education, mandatory primary school, 1st state supported university in NC, and libraries flourish
How did the 2nd Great Awakening affect social views? Reformists opposed tobacco, alcohol, profanity, imprisonment for debt, and wanted to increase women's rights
American Temperance Society Anti alcohol group that published pamphlets and signed pledges. Stressed temperance and law to make alcohol illegal
Horace Mann "Father of Public Education" - fought for better schools
Neal Dow "Father of Prohibition" - sponsors law in Maine prohibiting sale and production of alcohol
Women in the 1830s Expected to stay at home, or be teachers. Lacked education and right to vote. Supported the abolition of slavery.
Science, arts, and literature in 1830 ALl subjects improve. Practical sciences increase, greek revival of art and paintings of America arise, american literature appears
Transcendentalism Stressed individuals, self-reliance, truth came both from study and one's "inner light"
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