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The SECOND Great Awakening [APUSH Review Unit 4 Topic 10] Period 4: 1800-1848

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The Strange But True Story of Mormonism and Joseph Smith

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Cult of Domesticity v. Republican Motherhood v2

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What Happened at the Seneca Falls Convention? | History

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What I found interesting is that the Mormon religion believed that a civilization of Jews lived in South America in which no factual evidence was ever found.

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The Mormon book of the Mormon religion is filled with Anachronisms which are mostly plants, quotations, and etc in which it has not existed in that time and place.

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Joseph Smith joined in the religious craze and claims that God told him that all the other ones were abominable and corrupted while his church was allegedly restored original Christianity.

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Something that I found interesting was that when he started Mormonism, he had already been accused in court for bamboozling people. Yet he still gained a large gathering behind him (maybe it wasn't public though or something like that).

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As the government does not know how to treat mentally-illed people, they pay certain people in private to care and give treatment to the people. But instead of caring for them, in a good way, they treated the mentally-ill people in such cruel ways such as beaten by rods, naked, chained, and etc. Because of that, one person named Dorothy Dix wanted to investigate how they are treating the mentally-ill and saw what was happening behind the curtains and filed a complaint to the Congress of how it is so and stated that there should be a bill that is only specialized through the mentally-ill patients. She became significant as she traveled throughout places other than Massachusetts to spread the word, raise awareness, and to have the states fund the hospitals for better treatment of the mentally-ill.

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In the 19th century, the government did not know how to treat the mentally ill so they would pay private individuals to care for them. Cruel treatments such as confinement and physical abuse would be given to these mentally ill. A teacher named Dorothea Dix traveled around the states to investigate the care and treatment of the mentally ill, only to find out that they were being abused and locked away. Horrified at what she saw, she filed a complaint and called for a bill that helped the mentally ill. After her first bill passed, she traveled to other states lobbying them and continued to raise awareness about mental illness. She also lobbied for a national bill that was soon passed and is known to being her bill.

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Yo Andrew, here are some important things to remember about the First Great Awakening. 1. It, and other awakenings, is about the rapid increase of religious fervor and unity under a single concept, idea or community. 2. Jonathan Edwards and George Whitefield played large roles in the event due to their preaching and sermons that they performed publicly. 3. It took place mainly in the Northern region of the colonies.

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Hey Andrew, some things to know about the 2nd Great Awakening. It strayed away from the more rational thinking to thinking with one's emotions, to use feelings rather than logic. The movement also appealed much more to the lower class as the type of language that they used was more understandable to them and as part of the lower class, women, slaves, free blacks and natives all attended the camps that they established as they were seen as equals. And lastly, they preached that in order to reach salvation, they must work hard and do God's bidding in order to obtain their eternal salvation at the end of their life, differing from what was preached by the Calvinists of the First Great Awakening.

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Pretty crazy to think a religion based off Christianity was open to polygamy and believed in only white male priesthood.

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Dorothea Dix must have been a very passionate person for her to go so far as to send a bill to Congress which they passed to improve the treatment for mentally ill people. To be a woman and to try and make change, especially during the time's political climate and how society viewed women which could have seriously affected her proposal to the government. Her courage and compassion for all people is inspiring and reminds me that I can make a change within my lifetime and to stick to what she believed in.

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Martin Harris "needed" to pay for the publication of the Book of Mormon. He claimed God told him Martin needed to pay for it.

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With the forms of equality in nowadays America and empowerment of women, Dorothea Dix affected America positively through her ability to move in the moment and help people in times of need. Her ability to secure awareness for the Mentally ill and help their treatment with a bill can relate to strong women figures that spread awareness for multitude of people that are struggling.

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People in the American Temperance Society argued that it damaged families, caused poverty and led to domestic abuse, usually physical aggression from the drinker. It was deemed unmoral and something that people should completely abstain from. I think they deserve a high A, lobbying for the eradication of alcohol and providing valid arguments that have a fair amount of weight to them. Although, there aren't too many arguments for alcohol aside from scientific usage, I think that to completely take away alcohol was an unfair decision and something I feel politicians only listened to because they are opportunistic and will take whatever they can get to support their positions in office and future campaigns.

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It is very, very hard to watch this. I'm disappointed that you chose this video Mr. Sandoval. It hurts my soul so much to watch them ruin I Mean It and to see their bad dancing and lipsyncing. Anyways. Mother, the Cult of Domesticity is about women such as yourself staying home, and as someone who cooked, cleaned, and was more of a maid than a wife. They were subject to the whims of their husband and took care of the kids, they were unable to work and talking back was a big no-no. The Republican Motherhood is about mothers teaching Republican concepts and general American ideas to their children as well as just being slaves to the concept of male dominance and them not being good enough for anything else.

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timmy's dad going off

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Jasmine, it is important to remember that the Great Awakening was one of the biggest religious movements and the people had to connect with God and forget about relying on a minister.

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Sup Alex, here are some important things to know about the Second Great Awakening: The first thing to know is that Preachers told sinners that salvation was in their hands, which is different from the preaching in the first great awakening, being that they said god held their salvation in his hands. The second thing is that there was a growing desire for more participation in America's democratic process, but mostly for lower class. The last thing is that Emotional reality was used more than logical reality, this just means that they'd rather use what they were feeling rather than what they were thinking.

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Jasmine, it is important to remember that the Second Great Awakening was a protestant movement. As a result it led to many people converting through an ethaustic style of preaching. It also inspired abolitionists to rise up against slavery.

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Something I found interesting about the Mormon Religion was that John Smith joined the religion craze.

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This clip mentions how Dorothea Dix was a remarkable teacher that traveled around the state in 1841 investigating the care and treatment about the mentally ill. She found out many of them were being locked away. She wrote to the Massachusetts legislature making them improve the care of the ill since they were not being cared properly. This devastated Dorothea.

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Hey Aejean, some important things to remember is that the First Great Awakening was the first ever religious movement, as well as it took place up in the northern colonies and Jonathan Edwards and George Whitefield played big roles in preaching and giving publicity to the movement.

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Now Aejean, you may think that the first and second great awakenings are basically the same things just in different order but they are actually really different from one another. Something to note is that the Preachers of the Second Great Awakening would often tell sinners they were in control of their salvation. Another thing is that this movement was directed more towards the lower class colonists. Finally the Second Great Awakening also led to people converting and the abolishment of slavery on top of everything else.

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Hey Valerie, it is important to remember that the First Great Awakening was the first religious movement that divided many of the American colonists but also created unity between the colonists.

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An interesting fact I found about Mormonism was that children are incapable of sinning until the age of 8, which is when they become accountable for their actions.

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So essentially this clip about Dorothea Dix goes over how she, who is a teacher made it her goal to investigate how those who are mentally-ill are treated by the government. When she learned the truth of how the mentally-ill were treated and she filed a complaint calling for a bill that would help the mentally ill. When the bill was finally passed she continued to raise awareness by traveling to different states that treated their mentally-ill the same.

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Hey Eunice, it is important to remember that the Great Awakening served a big impact till this day along with the fact that it is the biggest religious revival. Don't forget about Johnathan Sinners!

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Hi again Eunice! First of all, preachers have told sinners that their hands have been saved that vary from preaching in the first great awakening, because God's sake has been held in His hands. Also, remember that the Second Great Awakening was a protest. And lastly, remember that this event brought some important movements.

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What I found interesting is how the book of Mormon was created. How the wife ended up burning all 132 pages of the book and how till this day, there's no trace of it.

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What is the speaker explaining in the video?

In the video, I believe the creator is talking about Dorothea Dix who was a teacher back then. What she did was look into mental ill people who were being treated and cared for by the government. This is what I believe the youtuber was trying to tell us.

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Hi again Valerie! Though the Second Great Awakening sounds the same as the first great awakening, they're really different. The Second Great Awakening was a protest movement, the movement was also directed towards colonists of the lower class, lastly preachers often told sinners they were in control of their salivation.

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Dorothea Dix discusses how she became interested in how the government treats mentally ill people after becoming a teacher. When she discovered the facts of how the mentally ill were handled, she lodged a lawsuit and demanded that a bill be passed to assist the mentally ill. She helped to raise awareness after the bill was passed by traveling to various states that treated their mentally ill in the same way.

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What was interesting to me was that the Book of Mormon had no evidence at all because the book brought up things that didn’t exist at the time and still he was able to publish it.

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Sean, it is important to remember that the First Great Awakening was a religious revival that occurred during the early 18th century. It is to be noted that before the awakening happened, many people began to lose interest in religion and the churches. This caused many preachers to go around the colonies, preaching their sermons outdoors with thousands of listeners. Another thing to remember is that two preachers who made major contributions to lighting the spark for the mass movement were Geroge Whitfield and Jonathan Edwards. George Whitfield, like many preachers, went around the colonies preaching his sermons in places where it can be held. His style of wording and preaching was said to be thoroughly convincing that any word that he spits out was enough to make the crowd go in awe. Jonathan Edwards, however, mainly stayed in the bound of his own church. He used an emotional style of preaching, fear, to convince the masses to believe in Christianity and is most notably seen in his sermon “Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God”, in which the only way to be saved from damnation was through the belief of God and Jesus. Ultimately, this era led to the unification of the people as the first national movement was experienced by many throughout the colonies.

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In the 1800's mentally ill people were not understood, most likely because they feared what they didn't know (like the saying says). Adding to fearing them, people would get paid to "take care of them" which led to many simply locking them up and forgetting about them while getting paid. Dorothea Dix was the first who investigated the inhumane treatment of the mentally ill and took a step forward in the process of understanding them/better treatment of them.

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Sean, the Second Great Awakening was another religious revival that occurred between the late 18th century to the late 19th century. Similar to the First Great Awakening, much of the preaching occurred outdoors where Methodists and Baptists gave their sermons to what has become known as Camp Meetings. These preachers, however, abandoned the use of rational thinking that was used in the First Great Awakening in favor of a more emotional style to convince the masses. This is most notably seen from Charles Finney who has greatly captured the emotion from his audiences in his sermons. Another idea to remember in this movement was that unlike the First Great Awakening in which preachers believed in a predestined life, God has already chosen the people who can enter heaven, the Second Great Awakening emphasized that the life of a person is in their hands, they can work for their salvation. Lastly, the Second Great Awakening would give rise to multiple other movements as it greatly preached for salvation that took in the form of not only working on one self but also to fix the problems of society. Many preachers began to emphasize the issue of the mistreatment of women, giving rise to the Women’s Right movement, problem with alcohol, causing the creation of the Temperance Movement, etc.

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Hi, Kianna! It's very important to know that the Second Great Awakening was a series of revivals among Protestant Christians. It also emphasized a way of righteous living and personal restraint. It's also important to know that Charles Finney, who was known for being another great preacher, always captured the emotion from his audiences in his sermons.

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While reviewing the First Great Awaking, some important things to remember Lisa are for one is how it brought ideas to people and question their individual work. Another important aspect to remember about the First Great Awakining was the religous ferment that had swept the Western parts of Europe. Another thing to know is how religon had also swept into American colonies within the eighteenth century.

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An interesting fact I found about Mormonism is that they do angel visits.

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Lisa, One important thing to know about the Second Great Awakening was how the large camp meetings led great numbers of people to convert to unique ways of preaching. Another important thing to know was how the main concept was about soul- winning within the ministry. Lastly one other idea was installing the morality of temperance and also establishing the emancipation of women.

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During the 1800's, Dorothea Dix looked in or investigated how mentally ill people were treated by the government. Based on the video, it showed that mentally ill people were misunderstood, and were treated unfairly, which then inspired her to pass a bill that helps mentally ill people.

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Dorothea Dix was a teacher who after investigating towards the treatment of the mentally ill, became an activist. She began to spread how terrible they were mistreated and presented a bill towards the legislature of Massachusetts, demanding a better treatment towards the mentally ill. After finally getting it approved, she further spread the awareness in other states and finally got a national bill in 1854.

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Some intersting facts that I found about mormon religion was that  too be a good mormon you should have had regular family home evenings and you shouldn't have been drinking substances with coffee or teas.

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To summarize information about Dorothea Dix is that she researched into information about mentally ill people and how the government would mistreat them and not fins ways to help or support them. Inwhich with everything she learned it helped her have the ability too pass a bill for the mentally ill.

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Temperance was pushed so hard by the american teperance society because of damaged failies who were led to poverty, which led to different types of tragedies. I would give the grade of an A because of the effort that was being put into eradicate alcohol within the United States.

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I would explain the cult of domesticity and republican within motherhood compared to my life because of the different types of beliefs that my mother and grandmother have. Which range from the ways my grandmother raised her children and how my mother raised us. More examples lead from cooking, rules, religous beliefs, and etc. 

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I would explain the cult of domesticity and republican within motherhood compared to my life because of the different types of beliefs that my mother and grandmother have. Which range from the ways my grandmother raised her children and how my mother raised us. More examples lead from cooking, rules, religous beliefs, and etc. 

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Advocates pushed the ban of alcohol because they argue that it is the cause for many social problems. They have concluded that alcohol results in crime, poverty, abuses towards women, and many other social ills and thus if successful, society will improve as a whole. I would give them an A-. Even though the movement died out during the Civil War, by resurfacing again after the war ended, it shows determination and the efforts they went through to revive it again and even successfully influence the government to pass the twenty-first amendment. However, some took radical actions that caused them to lose some points. Carrie A. Nation being one of them who would destroy property, liquor, with a hatchet and verbally berate the paying customer of the saloon to get her point across.

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The Cult of Domesticity is basically the idea that women stay home and do stereotypical women roles, cooking, cleaning the house, doing laundry, and taking care of the children. They are forbidden to go to work, that’s only for men, and must be obedient to their husband, talking back is not an option. The Republican Motherhood is another woman’s role that society has created. It is the idea that women should educate the next generation, their children. They would teach them republican values so the next generation can lead the nation.

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The temperance movement was pushed hard/gained a lot of propulsion because the Temperance Society cited a variety of different outcomes that drinking led to. All of which were negative, ranging from family abuse to crimes, etc. The grade I would give the society for the efforts would be an A+ because they tried really hard, and fought for a long time but a C- overall due to it being considered a failure later on and repealed in 1933.

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Ama, basicamente the Cult of Domesticity was a term to describe sexism in the 1800's. Women were seen as tools at the house as bad as that sounds. The idea was implemented mainly by white, protestant males who thought women were only supposed to take care of the kids, clean and cook (basically "the center of the house"). Another term used around this time was republican motherhood which was basically the idea of mothers making sure their kids had the same political beliefs/republican values etc.

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Ana, it is important to remember that the First Great Awakening was a religious revival and was known to be the first mass movement of the American people. People that is needed to know are Jonathan Edwards and George Whitfield as they were preachers that contributed to the spread of the movement. An impact brought was the unification of the people.

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Ana, the Second Great Awakening was a series of religious revival among Protestant Christians. The movement appealed to the lower class as democratic and individualistic beliefs were one a rise. Also there was a rejection of rationalism in favor of romanticism as people wanted to use their emotions more than rational thinking.

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Advocates of the American Temperance Society argues that the consumption of alcohol brought many problems in society. Problems such as family damages, poverty, poor health, and led to domestic/physical abuse from the consumer. I would grade the movement an A- because of their ongoing efforts of trying to ban alcohol during many events and their arguments were quite valid using scientific and factual evidence.

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Cult of Domesticity is basically the stereotypical roles given to women (stay at home to cook, clean, and take care of kids while being obedient to significant other and never talking back/working). Republican Mother is the idea where mothers educate the next generation with Republican values while still being separated from the public world of men.

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Family's, work, and society was ruined by the amount of harm alcohol caused. The consumption and effects were too detrimental, therefore I would give the movement an A+ grade to make efforts to eradicate the negative effects of this consumption. This is because they were evidently trying to prevent alcohol consumption.

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I would explain the cult of domesticity and republican motherhood as a stereotype of what the woman would be vs. educating the newer generation about the politics, while not being in a role for the men.

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Karen, three things that are important to remember about the First Great Awakening are: it allowed individuals to question their work and look beyond, it was the time of the first mass religious movement and that Jonathan Edwards was a great contributor during this time.

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Karen, three important things about the Second Great Awakening you should remember are: the religious revival, rejection of rationalism and the emancipation of women.

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In the 19th century, the government were not prepared mentally ill so they would pay private individuals to care for them.  They decided to use cruel treatments like confinement and physical abuse to these mentally ill.  Dorothea Dix who was a teacher traveled to the states to investigate the care and treatment of the mentally ill, only to find out that they were being abused and locked away. Horrified at what she saw, she filed a complaint and called for a bill that helped the mentally ill. After her first bill passed, she travled.

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I would grade it A++ because drinking tons of alcohol caused negatively for the families of America, such as them being in poverty, resorting to domestic abuse, and etc. This action might be the answer to less damaged families, better society, and other negative outcome that happens when alcohol is used and drank.

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I would explain the Cult of Domesticity and Republican Motherhood to my grandma by saying that CoD is just pure sexist thought for women back in the days. CoD is when women couldn't do anything other than being a housewife that is providing the "man" of the family a clean house, cooked food, and family taken care of. While republican Motherhood is when mothers teach their young sons on how to be a leader or how things work, while still being separated by men.

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Natali, the reason of why most Americans are religious is because they were introduced to religion back when the First Great Awakening happened. It was indeed the revival of religion because the preachers started spreading the word and sharing their beliefs to people causing them to unite.

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Natali, three things that you should know about the Second Great Awakening is that, it was the religious revival for Protestant Christians that emphazied on rightoues living, happened because of rising tide of democratic and individualistic beliefs, and lastly it happened because of rejection of rationalism in favor of Romantism.

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Temperance was pushed so hard by the American Society because there were damages that led to poverty and tragedies. I would grade this a B because of all the effort and support that was put onto and the alcohol in the US.

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Mom, the Cult of Domesticity was based on women like you that stay home, do chores, and cook. Women were forbidden to work since working is only for men. Women were forced to listen to their husband and not talk back to them. Women had to educate their kids and teach them about values.

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The reason why temperance was pushed so hard by the American Society was because there were some downsides in society that led to poverty, famine, and many other things that were negative. Honestly, I would give this an A because of all the effort and support that was put onto and the alcohol in the US.

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I can easily look up seneca falls memes to see if you copy them.so don't! you can partner up on this. I love creativity and effort and it will be rewarded if these are awesome. 

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I can easily look up seneca falls memes to see if you copy them.so don't! you can partner up on this. I love creativity and effort and it will be rewarded if these are awesome. 