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First Baptist missionary to Japan

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Jonathan Goble

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He discovered and explored the Hawaiian islands

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Captain James Cook

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He was a famous circuit-rider preacher

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Peter Cartwright

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She began New York City’s first Sunday school program

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Catherine Ferguson

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He is the “Father of American Missions”

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Adoniram Judson

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Commanded the American Fleet in Japan

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Commodore Perry

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Hawaiian king who abolished the islands’ pagan religion

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King Liholiho

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He began the African Methodist Episcopal Church

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Richard Allen

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Former Unitarian minister who promoted transcendentalism

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Ralph Waldo Emerson

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Greatest evangelist of the Second Great Awakening

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Charles G. Finney

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Who founded the Five Points Mission

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Phoebe Palmer

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Who opened Japan to American missionaries

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Townshend Harris

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Women’s suffrage concerns a woman’s right to

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Vote

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The most notable camp meeting revival was held in

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Cane Ridge, Tennessee

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Most circuit-riding preachers were from the ________ denomination

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Methodist

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Unitarian stressed man’s _______

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reason

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What man was a famous missionary to the Sioux Indians

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Stephen Riggs

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New Harmony, a discouraged social commune, was started by

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John Jasper

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The person most famous for lecturing on a woman’s right to vote was

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Susan B. Anthony

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The Negro spiritual was a form of _______

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Song

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The transcendentalists emphasized _________

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Emotion

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Under the guise of Christianity, this group teaches a works salvation

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Cult

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Failed communal system formed by a wealthy British mill owner

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New Harmony

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Held outdoors to accommodate those traveling far from home

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Camp Meeting Revival

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Said that man can rise above his reason by trusting his heart

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Transcendentalism

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Invention that kept slavery from dying out

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Cotton Gin

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Society assisted by government leaders DeWitt and John Jay

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American Bible Society

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Made printed matter available to immigrants and the West

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American Tract Society

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Land is controlled in common by the people

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Communal Society

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Known for its circuit-riding preachers and church growth

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Age of Methodism

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Henry David Thoreau belong to this movement

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Transcendentalism

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A transcendentalist attempt at communal living

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Brook Farm

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used by God to bring many Indians to Christ

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“Trail of Tears”

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Circuit-riders were trained by ________ _______, a Methodist preacher sent by John Wesley

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Francis Asbury

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Oberlin College’s famous president, _______ ______, was also instrumental in the Second Great Awakening

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Charles Finney

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Queen Kaahumanu encouraged the acceptance of _______________ among the islanders

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Christianity

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Sequoya invented a written language for the ________ Indian tribe

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Cherokee

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John Chavis, a _____ ______ _____, opened a preparatory school for children

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Free black man

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The camp meeting revival was pioneered by _________ _________, a Presbyterian preacher from North Carolina

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James McGready

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The island of Hawaii were nearly all united under _______________ __, a powerful Hawaiian chief

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Kamehameha I

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Samuel Wells Williams told Commodore Perry that the Japanese would be ______ __________ to foreign missions

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Very resistant

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One of the most famous reformers, __________ ___ ____, worked to improve the conditions for the mentally ill

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Dorothea L. Dix

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