Developing American Identity (1820-1880)

Temperance

Abolitionist Movement

Education

Religion/Utopian Society

Women

The Temperance Movement

Making people drink less

Cold Water Army

Second Great Awakening

Improved diet, fashion, mental illness prisoners, world peace, rights of women, and end of slavery

Inspired people to change the world and make it better

Fundamental to the concept of individual choice and responsibility

Civil War

"Second Great Awakening"

Attempted to achieve immediate emancipation of all slaves and the ending of racial segregation and discrimination.

West expension

Slavery–abolitionism and Free-Soilism

Susan B Anthony

Temperance Movement

Believed drinking alcohol is a sin

American Anti Slavery Society

Elizabeth Cady Stanton

Committed Abolitionist

Women's right

Vote

Local affair

Common school

Horace Mann

Education reform

Father of American public education

serve individuals of all social classes and religion

Education

Second Great Awakening

Restoration Movement

Latter Day Saint Movement

Transcendentalism

Revivalism

Second Great Awakening

Abolition