social studies reforms movements and culture

second great awakening

• Religious movement, stimulated reformers, & revivals

• Issued the Declaration of Sentiments: (DOI) 

• -The Liberator 

• wrote Uncle Tom’s Cabin anti-slavery 

Seneca falls convention

•  Dorothea Dix led the movement to improve hospitals for the mentally ill, deaf, and blind. 

• wrote Uncle Tom’s Cabin anti-slavery 

• Meeting on women’s rights in NY, Lucretia Mott, Susan B. Anthony, Elizabeth Cady

• Smooth running 

what did Dorothea Dix do?

• former slave spoke out for women’s rights and abolition wrote a poem Aint I a Woman 

• the liberator

• Regional differences 

•  led the movement to improve hospitals for the mentally ill, deaf, and blind.

who is Fredrick Douglas?

• Famous Abolitionist speaker (AA) former slave, editor of The North Star (William Lloyd    Garrison)-The Liberator 

• former slave spoke out for women’s rights and abolition wrote a poem Aint I a Woman 

• wrote Uncle Tom’s Cabin anti-slavery 

• Artist of anatomy and animal behavior 

Who is Sojourner Truth?

• former slave spoke out for women’s rights and abolition wrote a poem Aint I a Woman

• To change for the better 

• helped free slaves on the Underground Railroad

• Education reformer 

What did Harriet Beecher Stowe do?

• Education reformer 

•  wrote Uncle Tom’s Cabin anti-slavery

•  Artist of anatomy and animal behavior

• North Dixie-South

what did Harriet Tubman do?

• underground railroad

• helped free slaves on the Underground Railroad 

• Regional differences

• Believed alcohol caused fighting, unemployment, violence, crime and broke up, families

Who was John James Audubon?

• Artist of anatomy and animal behavior 

•  Education reformer 

• Meeting on women’s rights in NY, Lucretia Mott, Susan B. Anthony, Elizabeth Cady Stanton, and Sojourner Truth 

• the liberator

what did Horace Mann do?

• Education reformer 

• Artist of anatomy and animal behavior 

• -former slave spoke out for women’s rights and abolition wrote a poem Aint I a Woman

• Believed alcohol caused fighting, unemployment, violence, crime and broke up, families

what was the Hudson River School?

• Artists painted man’s connection with nature 

• -Factory workers in Lowell Massachusetts 

• Believed alcohol caused fighting, unemployment, violence, crime and broke up, families

• Religious movement, stimulated reformers, & revivals