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6.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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6.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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The first Great Awakening was influenced by enlightenment and the Second Great Awakening was influenced by increasing political participation. Another difference is the First Great Awakening was based on Puritan ideals and the Second Great Awakening was based on baptist and Methodist ideals. Two similarities are the they both spread religion and had strong effective leaders.

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5.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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5.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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1) A group was completely against the movement and thought that the whole convention was a waste of time.
2) Supported the ideas of women's rights. They also went against and tore apart all the points made in the previous opinion.

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

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

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Liberal social ideas from abroad and Romantic beliefs in human perfectibility influenced literature, art, philosophy, and architecture.

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

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

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The women's rights movement sought to create greater equality and opportunities by creating a Declaration of Sentiments. They also demanded that women should have the right to vote, along with this they encouraged women to get jobs

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

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

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The Oneida Community is one Utopian movement in America. They practiced free love or complex marriage and birth control. They did experiments to try and improve offspring. They contributed to the modern acceptance of the use of birth control and the not so widely accepted idea of polygamy.

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

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

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Many reformers tackled criminal codes in states. Their actions resulted in the reduction of capital punishments and brutal punishments. They also focused on the mistreatment of those in insanity jails.