Chapter 11
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Chapter 11
Society, Culture, and Reform
Chapter 11.1
Awakening and Transcending
Chapter 11.2
New American Dreams
Chapter 11.3
The Expansion of Liberty
Chapter 11.4
The Expansion of Liberty
Religion: The Second Great Awakening
Rejection of Rationalism - Evangelical Preachers - Populist
Revivalism in New York
Finney - Emotions and Damnation - Faith and Hard Work
Baptists and Methodist
Traveling Through The South
Millennialism
October 21st, 1844 - Seventh Day Adventists
Mormons
Joseph Smith & Brigham Young
- Church of Latter Day Saints - Migration to Utah
Culture: Ideas, the Arts, and Literature
Movement to Romanticism
The Transcendentalists
Mystical and Intuitive Thinking - Against Materialism
Ralph Waldo Emerson (1803-1882)
Individualism - Self-Reliance - Independence - Abolitionist
Henry David Thoreau (1817-1862)
Transcendental Living In Woods - Walden - On Civil Disobidence
Brook Farm
Experimental Community
Communal Experiments
Backwood Utopias
Shakers
No Marriage or Sexual Relations
Oneida Community
Mutual Criticism - Selective Breeding
- Free Love - Expensive Silverware
Arts and Literature
Painting - Architeture - Literature
Reforming Society
Sermons, Pamphlets, Political Action
Temperance
Alcoholism Out of Control - Support from Women & Wealthy
Movement for Public Asylums
Awful Conditions
Mental Hospitals
Dorothea Dix
Schools for Blind and Deaf Persons
Provide for Disabled
Prisons
Solitary Confinement - Punishment Not Rehabilitation
Public Education
Free Public Education for All
Free Common Schools
Horace Mann - Industrial
Moral Education
Hard Work, Punctuality, Sobriety
Higher Education
Private Colleges in West
Changes in Families and Roles for Women
Family Size Shrinking - Economic Roots
Cult of Domesticity
Absent Husbands - Women As Moral Leaders
Women's Rights
Second Class Citizens - Connected To Slavery
Seneca Falls Convention (1848)
Women’s Rights Convention - Declaration of Sentiments
Antislavery Movement
Wide Range of Causes and Means
American Colonization Society
Back to Africa - Liberia
American Antislavery Society
William Lloyd Garrison - The Liberator
Black Abolitionists
Frederick Douglass - Harriet Tubman - Sojourner Truth
Violent Abolitionism
Nat Turner
Other Reforms
Peace - Sailors Rights - Dietary - Dress - Phrenology
Southern Reaction to Reform
Threat To Way Of Life
Southern Reaction to Reform
Threat To Way Of Life
