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Unit 9 Vocabulary

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Reform Organized attempts to improve conditions of life.
Reform An effect of the Second Great Awakening.
Second Great Awakening A religious revival in the early 1800s that began in the Northeastern US and led to growth of reform movements.
Charles Finney Preacher in the Second Great Awakening that held religious revivals.
Temperance An organized effort to end alcohol abuse and the problems created by it.
Prohibition A total ban on the sale and consumption of alcohol.
Suffrage The right to vote.
Dorthea Dix Massachusetts school teacher that worked for prison reform.
Horace Mann Leader of education reform, started the first Board of Education in Massachusetts.
Seneca Falls Convention Convention held in New York in 1848 to raise awareness for women's rights, wrote the Declaration of Sentiments.
Susan B. Anthony Leader in the women's suffrage movement after the Civil War; gave speeches and voted illegally.
Elizabeth Cady Stanton Organized and lead the Seneca Falls Convention.
Lucretia Mott Organized and led the Seneca Falls Convention.
Sojourner Truth Leader in the abolitionist and women's rights movement, former slave, gave speeches like "Ain't I a Women?"
Declaration of Sentiments Document written at the Seneca Falls Convention that listed injustices to women by men, modeled after the Declaration of Independence.
Abolition The movement to end slavery.
Radical Favoring extreme change.
Abolitionists Reformers who wanted to end slavery.
William Lloyd Garrison Abolitionist that started an anti-slavery newspaper called "The Liberator".
Fredrick Douglass African American abolitionist that gave speeches, wrote an autobiography and an antislavery newspaper called "The North Star".
Elihu Embree Abolitionist from Tennessee that started an anti-slavery newspaper called "The Emancipator".
The Emancipator Anti-slavery newspaper established by Elihu Embree in Tennessee.
Harriet Tubman Famous conductor of the Underground Railroad.
Underground Railroad A series of escape routes that helped runaway slaves reach northern states or Canada.
The Liberator Name of the antislavery newspaper that William Lloyd Garrison published.
The North Star Antislavery newspaper that Fredrick Douglass published.
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