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They believed that women should have the same rights as men in any circumstance. They also worked to abolish slavery. They wanted the right to vote and gained it April 7th, 1848

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Female Quakers started meetings where they planned to visit parts of the country and gain the support of other women to their cause. The original meeting in Seneca Falls New York attracted attention from all over the country.

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Originated from meetings of Quaker women as well as non-Quaker Elizabeth Cady Stanton, who was born November 12, 1815 and died October 26th, 1902

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The followers of this believed that black people could only live up to their fullest human potential is they were back in the land of their fathers. They did not think that they could fully integrate into American and saw sending them to Africa as charitable work.

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Founded in 1818 to assist free black people emigrating into Africa. Finley believed that blacks could never be fully integrated into American society and thought they should go back to Africa.

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Founded by ideas of Reverend Robert Finley who was born in 1772 and died October 3rd, 1817

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They believed that slavery should be abolished and that and saw slavery as inhumane

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Escaped slave Frederick Douglass was another key leader. The society led anti-slavery activities and were met with violence against them by the public.

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Founded by William Lloyd Garrison, born December 10th, 1805 and dying May 24th 1879, and Arthur Tappan, born May 22nd, 1786 and dying on July 23, 1865

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They believed that only abstinence from alcohol and other spirits and that doing so would bring a utopia to the people who did. They thought that alcohol was the cause of people's sinning and without alcohol people would not sin.

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Pieces published against drunkenness caused some people to view alcohol as something that can ruin lives.

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No one leader, began in the early 19th century

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She believed that prisoners should be treated with more dignity and that prisoners with mental disabilities should not be held in the same place that other prisoners were.

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Started by Dorothea Dix who was born April 4th, 1802 and died July 18, 1887.

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Began because Dorothea Dix saw the conditions prisoners were put under in prisons. They were tortured and worked relentlessly, especially prisoners who were mentally ill.

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Believed in a common-school movement. Wanted taxes to be paid by states to fund public schools for all children

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Led by Horace Mann who was born May 4th, 1796 and died August 2nd, 1859

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Mormons believed that Jesus came to the America's after dying and led the people there to God. They believed that they must restore the only "True and Living Church"

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It began in Massachusetts when Mann started the Common School Movement. Most states adopted a version of his movement, especially where teachers were trained to be teachers.

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Joseph Smith reported having visions in the early 1820's while living in upstate New York. Smith said an angel lead him to a book written on golden plates containing religious history of ancient people. Translated into the Book of Mormon.

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The Mormons(Church of Latter Day Saints)

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The Mormons(Church of Latter Day Saints)

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Started by Joseph Smith in 1830. He was born in December 23, 1805. Died June 27, 1844