Chapter 13

Brigham Young was the of Joseph Smith

When Young was named the governor of Utah, they were able to maintain a virtual independence

Who founded women’s schools in connecticut and ohio?

More than any other person, who embodied the transcendentalist gospel?

What could a wife not do without her husbands permission?

Which speech urged young Americans to explore their own new world?

Who is this man? (page 408)

In 1865, the American Unitarian Association had how many churches?

Who was responsible for the reform of attitudes towards mental illness

What was the most important new religious sect formed in the burned-out district?

After the Revolution, religious life transformed with many denominations becoming democratic

Who was William Ellery Channing?

What social evils did Finney target to reform?

Why was this area called the "burned-over district"?

Deism is significant in this time period because

In the winter 1830, Finney conducted revivals in upstate NY and generated 100,000 converts

The Mormons had no intention of converting the Indians.

What was another form of religious awakening stirring American thought during the 19th century?

Why did the Mormons excite opposition in Illinois?

Who was the most successful evangelist in the burned over district?

What did the Universalism do?

Who founded the Universalist church?

Where was the "burned-over" district?

What was the leading handbook that historians called the “cult of domesticity“

When was the Universalist church founded?

Who wanted to “awaken” a new outlook for a new democratic age?

Who of Massachusetts led the early drive for statewide school systems?

_called a convention to discuss the social, civil, and religious conditions and rights of women

Who founded the Oneida Communit?

Who practiced the reflective self-reliance that Emerson preached?

Did asylum agree to what Dorothea had to say about them?

Who supported returning freed slaves back to africa?

What settlement did the Mormons found in Illinois?

Who started the shaker communities

In 1850 Congress incorporated the Utah Territory in the US

Who was the founder of Mormonism?

In what culture did transcendentalism become the most influential intellectual?

What was perhaps the most widespread of all the reform movements?

Who was attracted to Finney's revivals?

What did he repeatedly promote as the way to achieve social stability and equal opportunity?

Did deist believe in...

Thoreau was a lifelong abolitionist.

When did Mississippi grant married women control over thier property?

Where did Brigham Young lead the Mormons?