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where is the answer to the required question - How did the Second Great Awakening lead to this reform?

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where is the answer to the required question - How did the Second Great Awakening lead to this reform?

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Opened by Mary Lyon in 1837, the Massachusetts Mount Holyoke Seminary was the first women's college in the United States. And later became a model for liberal arts institutions of higher education for women.

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His role created a significant change throughout the people because he brought new ideas of reform that would result in the making of a new and better society.

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William McGuffey was a college president who is best known for writing the McGuffey Readers, the first widely used series of textbooks. These readers would be used until the 1960's, they promoted morality, patriotism, idealism, and the virtues of being sober, frugal, and punctual.

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Oberlin College, located in Ohio, was the first Co-ed college in America. They also admitted black Americans to attend as well. The founding of this college was built on new beliefs on faith and later became a institution that supported abolitionism and other liberal thoughts.

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Published the first American Dictionary as well as the readers and grammar books. In order to promote morality and patriotism.

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Horace Mann was a enlightened man who believed the key to a better and reformed America was was through education. The first step was to establish state normal schools - schools where they trained teachers. He was a advocate for tax-supported public education, which was implemented in the North East and West regions. He was against compulsory education. He believed that many working-class families need their children to work .

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Citizens became more liberal in there thinking, which resulted in new ideas of reform. Because of citizens believing they could fix the problems of society by practicing the teaching of God, they used public education to instill strong Protestant morality, along with republican values in children.