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Pick one reform movement in America (not women’s rights or abolitionism)? What did it contribute to American society? 

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Pick one reform movement in America (not women’s rights or abolitionism)? What did it contribute to American society? 

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The temperance movement formed by the American Temperance Society in 1826 in Boston. This amazing movement led to the Maine Law of 1851, prohibiting the manufacturing and sale of alcohol. This was followed by other states after Maine, by 1857 about a dozen has their own version of the law.

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Pick one utopian movement in America? What did it contribute to American culture? 

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Pick one utopian movement in America? What did it contribute to American culture? 

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The Mormon movement was a major utopian movement, it created a new religion through the Book of Mormon. They made their own state with a large population, now Utah, once they promised to end the recite of polygamy.

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Using the Seneca Falls Convention, explain how the women’s rights movement sought to create greater equality and opportunities for women? 

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Using the Seneca Falls Convention, explain how the women’s rights movement sought to create greater equality and opportunities for women? 

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The movement sought to create equality through publicity by using the Declaration of Sentiments mainly. Through influence from the Declaration of Independence and the demand for a ballot for women, they created the modern women's rights movement.

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Describe how a new national culture emerged that combined American elements, European influences, and regional cultural sensibilities? 

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Describe how a new national culture emerged that combined American elements, European influences, and regional cultural sensibilities? 

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Through the movements such as the knickerbocker writers, transcendental writers, the Hudson River School, and Noah Webster's dictionary were all examples of the european influence that made a large impact on the American regional culture.

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What are the two points of view from the authors of the passages in the “Contending Voices: The Role of Women” excerpt? 

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What are the two points of view from the authors of the passages in the “Contending Voices: The Role of Women” excerpt? 

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One viewpoint is sarcastic and in complete disbelief that women would commit such an action, a full-on non-reformer. The other was reform-minded that was against the way the first viewpoint knocked down the argument.

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Reference Chapter 5 and the 1st Great Awakening. Looking at the 2nd Great Awakening of the 19th Century find and describe 2 similarities between the two events and two differences? 

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Reference Chapter 5 and the 1st Great Awakening. Looking at the 2nd Great Awakening of the 19th Century find and describe 2 similarities between the two events and two differences? 

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Both were popular in the back country and made them take slight action, and both emphasize a revival of morality/religion. The 1st one were based on Puritan ideals and the 2nd did not. The 2nd plays a role in abolitionism, the 1st does not.