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The Era of Idealism
Primary: Edward Hitchcock on Temperance 1830
Primary: American Anti-Slavery Society 1833
Primary: Charles Finney "What a Revival of Religion Is" 1835
Primary: From Antislavery to Women's Rights 1838
Primary: Seneca Falls Declaration 1848
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I. Second Great Awakening Revivalism (peak 1824-27) Charles G. Finney Rise of African American Churches Impact of Revivalism on Society
II. Women’s Sphere Ideals of Domesticity breadwinner vs. homemaker Catherine Beecher
III. American Romanticism - clash between Nature and Civilization James Fenimore Cooper & wilderness Henry David Thoreau & individualism Walt Whitman & democracy Herman Melville & nature’s destructive power
IV. Utopian Communities New Harmony established 1824 The Shakers Oneida Community |
V. Age of Reform Temperance Movement Abolition American Anti-Slavery Society founded 1833 Congressional gag rule 1836 William Lloyd Garrison Harriet Tubman Frederick Douglass Women’s Rights Movement |
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Alcohol Consumption in the United States 1800-1860
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