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Richard Allen was a big impact to the awakening by conducting the meetings.

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Things called revivals were happening and they awakened faith by preaching that could last up to five days. They studied the bible and examined their souls.

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Much of the impulse toward the reform was rooted in the revivals of the broad religious movement that swept the country in the 1790's was called the second great awakening.

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Sarah and Angelina Grimke are two woman who had spoke of abolition which was published in 1836 This caused a rise to overthrow the laws. Man such as William Garrison took part in the anti-slavery and women's' rights.

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After all of the uprisings in some states, slaveholders were contemplating whether or not to just emancipate the slaves or tighten the restrictions. After a vote in Virginia,  they agreed to tighten the rules and security. That meant no more teaching the slaves how to read and write and not allowing them to preach.

(Grace Espersen)

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Jim Beckwourth
He lead a fur-trading expedition into the new Western Territory. He then lived with the Crow people and leader the their ways. He then settled down in California and established his own place which he named Beckwourth Valley.

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With the new territory from France, Settlers decided to go West to start a new life. Most wanted land where they could start a farm or some were seeking gold to make them rich.
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The United States expanded Westward by going over the Appalachian Mountains and the Cumberland Gap and headed toward the Mississippi River. In 1803, The United States decided to buy Louisiana and the territory include from France for $15 million. Next the U.S. Government sent Lewis and Clark on an expedition to explore the new territory after the Louisiana Purchase.

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Nat Turner was a slave in Virginia who lead Nat Turner's rebellion. After looking at an eclipse, Turner decided it was time to take action. He had about 80 followers and they managed to attack 4 plantations and kill 60 white men before being captured by state and federal troops. Turner however, hid for weeks until he was found, tried, and hanged.

(Grace Espersen)

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Actual result emerged from social issue 

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It became known as the Cult of Domesticity

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Woman wanted restrictions after marriage activities . Something that man could do which woman couldn't.

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Abolition is the call to outlaw slavery. There were many whites who were abolitionists.

(Grace Espersen)