Chapter 15 Flashcards

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The Age of Reason

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Book by Paine the denounces churches

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2
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Deism

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Rely on reason and science, not god

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3
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Unitarians

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optimistc, rationalism, one god

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4
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Second Great Awakening

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camps and fire brimstone

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5
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Burned-Over District

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Western New York, burned with fiery sermons

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6
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lycecum

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old Ted-Talks

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7
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American Temperance society

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implore drinkers to sign temperance pledge

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8
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Maine Law of 1851

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Inhibited the manufactue and sale of alcohol

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9
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Woman’s Convention at Seneca Falls

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Delcaration of Sentiments introduced

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10
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New Harmony

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communal society in Indianna

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11
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Brook Farm

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Transcendentalist society in Massachussets

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12
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Oneida Community

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complex marriage, New York

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13
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Shakers

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No sex commune in New York

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14
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Federal Style

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Americans copy Greek architecture for public buildings

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15
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Greek Revival

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American such as Jefferson copy Greek architecture

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16
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HUdson River School

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Romantic art school, run by Thomas Cole

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17
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Minstrel show

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White dress as blacks, develop jazz

18
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Romanticism

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Imagination, nature, individualism

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transcendentalism

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oversoul, nature, individualism

20
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The American Scholar

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encourages America to break free from the influence of Europe

21
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Peter Cartwright

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sinewy brimstone speaker from illinois to tenessee

22
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Charles Grandison Finney

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Revivals from Rochester to NYC, “anxious bench”

23
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Joseph Smith

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Mormon Jesus

24
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Brigham Young

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Mormon Moses, 27 WIVES

25
Horace Mann
Secretary of the Massachussets borad of education, wants better school system
26
Dorothea Dix
women who wants prison and asylum reform
27
Neal S. Dow
mayor of Portland who wants a ban on alcohol
28
Lucretia Mott
quaker not recognized at London antislave conference
29
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Reads the Declaration of Sentiments
30
Susan B. Anthony
women's rights, she likes
31
Amelia Bloomer
creates skirts
32
Robert Owen
creates New Harmony
33
John J. Audobon
painted birds
34
Stephen C. Foster
Published Camptwon Races, Old Folks at Home and Oh! Susanna
35
James Fenimore Cooper
romanticist who wrote Last of the Mohicans
36
Ralph Waldo Emerson
transcendentalist writer
37
Henry David Thoreau
wrote Walden
38
Walt Whitman
Leaves of Grass
39
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
poet and language professor at Harvard
40
Louisa May Alcott
wrote Little Women
41
Emily Dickinson
seclusion makes her write on topics such as death, love and nature
42
Francis Parkman
Writes on the struggle between Britain and France for control over America