https://padlet.com/312590/6hjc1vy2tzdu en-us 2016-11-08 20:11:40 UTC 2016-11-08 20:43:04 UTC hello@padlet.com 312590 https://padlet.com/312590/6hjc1vy2tzdu/wish/136229780 I believe it was an improvement at the time. Women now had the choice of who to marry and could work before being married. They were often the main figure of child rearing and could now be a better figure to their children because of the smaller family sizes. Prior to this, women were treated as solely bearers and raisers of children.]]> 2016-11-08 20:12:34 UTC https://padlet.com/312590/6hjc1vy2tzdu/wish/136229780 312590 https://padlet.com/312590/6hjc1vy2tzdu/wish/136229977 A progressive reflection. As previously said, women's role has been improved greatly with their new found influence from within the family and also being able to work and even being able to choose to get married or not. These ideas do still stay with the ideas of republican motherhood which is an American Democracy staple of the time.]]> 2016-11-08 20:13:22 UTC https://padlet.com/312590/6hjc1vy2tzdu/wish/136229977 312590 https://padlet.com/312590/6hjc1vy2tzdu/wish/136231104 These several 'Wilderness Utopias' were heavily influenced by foreign ideals such as Marxism influenced New Harmony and the Shakers in northern New York. These 'utopias' spread their radical ideals throughout the rest of America and while most believed them to be just that, radical, they still made them think about the notions.]]> 2016-11-08 20:17:13 UTC https://padlet.com/312590/6hjc1vy2tzdu/wish/136231104 312590 https://padlet.com/312590/6hjc1vy2tzdu/wish/136232080 The two brought a great resurgence of faith back to the American people and with that, new sects of religion and reforms.
Different to the last Awakening, The Second Great Awakening spread out of the U.S. an to other continents. The ideals spread were also much more tame than the previous "hell's fire and damnation" preached previously. The similarities are at the core of both with the two being responses to growing resentment to religion at the time. They were also both religious movements.]]> 2016-11-08 20:21:04 UTC https://padlet.com/312590/6hjc1vy2tzdu/wish/136232080 312590 https://padlet.com/312590/6hjc1vy2tzdu/wish/136233357 1st Excerpt
I.A.: Citizens of the United States, both male and female.
P: To discourage the women's rights advocates from furthering their cause.
P.O.V: A newspaper writer from Albany, New York. Most likely a male based on the excerpt. Their position and background shows us that they most likely see women's rights movements as a joke as he pokes fun at them within the paper with sarcasm.
2nd Excerpt
I.A.: The excerpt is directed directly to the 1st excerpt and is probably meant to be seen by people who have read the 1st excerpt.
P: To discredit the opinion of the 1st excerpt.
P.O.V: Most likely a male because of the position at the time. They support the notion of women's rights.]]> 2016-11-08 20:27:00 UTC https://padlet.com/312590/6hjc1vy2tzdu/wish/136233357 312590 https://padlet.com/312590/6hjc1vy2tzdu/wish/136235741 I believe so. Art developed with romanticized views from the Hudson River school as well as new music styles such as Minstrel Shows. Architecture saw a revival of Greek/Roman design with symmetry, balance, and restraint with the Federal style. Literature saw a separation from European style with the development of Transcendentalism which manifests in The American Scholar" ]]> 2016-11-08 20:37:36 UTC https://padlet.com/312590/6hjc1vy2tzdu/wish/136235741