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Purpose: Establish Women's rights

Leaders: Elizabeth S. and Luarcretia M.

Specific Success: Women's Right

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Rate #: 8

Purpose: establish self sufficiency

Leaders: Charles Lane and Bronson Alcott

Specific Success: Establish multiple communities with different ideals

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Rate #: 5

Purpose: Facts and common sense exchanged for ideas and imagination.

Leaders: Emerson and Thoreau

Specific Success: Encouraged independent and thoughtful thought

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Rate #: 7
Purpose:Stop the consumption of alcohol

Leader: Lyman Beecher

Specific Success: one million people signed a pledge of abstinence

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Rate #: 3

Purpose: Improve prison conditions

Leaders: Francis Lieber, Samuel Howe,  Dix

Specific Success: Therapy groups provided and human rights discussed.

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rpose: Make education available to more children.

Rate #: 6

Leader: Horace Mann

Specific Success: Elementary schools were free in every state,  and the U.S literacy rate increased.

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Purpose: Immediate emancipation of all slaves, end of racial discrimination, and end of segregation.

Leaders: William Garrison, Fredrick Douglass,  Harriet Tubman, William Still.

Specific Success: The Emancipation Proclamation and opened path to the end of slavery.

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Purpose: Revive religion

Leaders: Charles Finney, Lyman Beecher. and Barton Stone

Specific Success:  Religious reform, inspiration, and new religious groups

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