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Important person involved in the Second Great Awakening, who they were, how did they impact the issue 

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Important person involved in the Second Great Awakening, who they were, how did they impact the issue 

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Charles Finney was the leader that lead Revivalism he conducted one of the most successful Revival in Rochester, New York. Charles earned a reputation of "the father of modern Revivalism" he earned this from the Revivalism of what happened in Rochester. After Charles was earned that the Revivalism had an strong impact on
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important person involved in Women's demand for change,  and how did they impacted the issue

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important person involved in Women's demand for change,  and how did they impacted the issue

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Elizabeth Stanton a social activist, abolitionist, and leading figure of the early women's rights movement and Lucretia Mott a women's rights activist, and a social reformer held the a women's convention known as Seneca Falls Convention this made people realize that women should have the same rights.

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 Lewis, Clark, and the Corps of Discovery

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 Lewis, Clark, and the Corps of Discovery

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Jefferson being eager to explore the new territory put together an expedition called the Corps of Discovery and had a man named Meriweather Lewis to lead it. Lewis appointed William Clark as second in command. Over the course of two years and four months the two gathered information on the plants and animals of the territory and learn as much as possible of the Native American tribes on their route from St. Louis to the Pacific Ocean by Oregon and back.

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An actual thing/result/concrete idea to emerge from Westward Expansion

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An actual thing/result/concrete idea to emerge from Westward Expansion

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The Louisiana Purchase, which expanded U.S. Territory from the Mississipi River to the Rocky Mountains

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Who was an important person in the Mexican American War and how did they impacted the war?

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Who was an important person in the Mexican American War and how did they impacted the war?

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James Knox Polk was the president during the Mexican American War. He annexed Texas to cause a war with Mexico and to get New Mexico, and California. He also sent troops to the Rio Grande River border (http://bit.ly/2fGT0HB).   When Americans soldiers died at the Rio Grande River, he used it as a reason for Congress to declare war, which Congress did. The U.S. won the war, got the Rio Grande to be the Texan border, and gained New Mexico, and California. Which is all Polk wanted in the first place.
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What was a specific result of the Mexican American war?

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What was a specific result of the Mexican American war?

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After the war and through the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo, the Texan border became the Rio Grande and the U.S. gained New Mexico and California.

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An actual thing/result/concrete idea to happen because of this issue from the Second Great Awakening

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An actual thing/result/concrete idea to happen because of this issue from the Second Great Awakening

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The Revival which was religious gatherings, during these gatherings they wanted Revivalism to sweep across the U.S. which they ended up doing. This took place in Western New York.

-Naomi Gedey

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An actual thing/result/concrete idea to emerge from Women's demand for change.

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An actual thing/result/concrete idea to emerge from Women's demand for change.

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Emma Willard established one of the first girls schools in the nation which kind of started to give women the education that they wanted.
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It was a religious movement, individuals were seeking salvation. Also wanted social improvements. This happen because the preachers rejected believes that god determines who goes to heaven or hell. Charles Grandson Finney was the leader that convinced individuals to seek salvation. (http://www.ushistory.org/us/22c.asp)
-Naomi Gedey

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What parts of society did women demand there be change?

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What parts of society did women demand there be change?

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Women wanted equal rights because it was unfair for them when only men got to do certain things and they weren't able to. It all started because they wanted the right to vote but grew to be more. such as they wanted the right to have an education and the right to work.
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President Polk annexed Texas and sent troops to the Rio Grande River. The Rio Grande River was where Texas wanted its border with Mexico, but not where Mexico wanted the border. The Mexican government was upset with the U.S. for both of these actions and sent troops to the Rio Grande River to fight the American troops there. Nine American soldiers died in the fight. Polk sent word of the deaths to Congress and asked for a declaration of war against Mexico and Congress obliged. The declaration of war officially started the Mexican American War.
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Politically and physically how did the United States expand the country?

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Politically and physically how did the United States expand the country?

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Jefferson feared that a strong French presence in the midcontinent would force the U.S. to create an alliance with Britain. He sent James Monroe to join up with American ambassador Robert Livingston to buy New Orleans and western Florida . Napoleon Bonaparte had given up on an American Empire and made a deal with the two for the $15 Million Lousiana Purchase.