4.9 to 4.11 APUSH

This guy started a religious group named _____ promoted communal marriage, another example of breaking social norms

Religious movement promoting gender equality, celibacy, and no personal property

This person was elected in 1836

Informal network of whites and free blacks to assist runaway slaves

Group mostly lead by women that aimed to totally eliminate alcohol consumption

These ladies wrote "The Bible Against Slavery" and other works, serving as an example of female abolitionists

Community started by transcendentalists to become self sufficient and talk about intellectual stuff

Economic crisis caused by less financial activity with Britain, as well as poor banking practices

Art School that broke away from traditional European ideals about painting. This art school valued landscapes

This party gained popularity during the 1830s as a challenge to Jackson and the Democrats

This guy became president in 1840 because the president died 1 month after getting elected

Escaped from slavery and became the leader of the abolitionist movement in NY/MASS, wrote books that were influential

People who do not support slavery and want it gone

Protestant religious revival that sparked a number of reform movements

Organization with the goal to restore religious morality by reducing alcohol consumption, adultery, crime, etc

This man helped promote the construction of public schools in northern states by 1850

Philosophical movement in 19th century America that believed in self-reliance, goodness of people, etc

Famous preacher who supported womens and blacks rights and increased womens participation in church

Famous transcendentalist who wrote "Self Reliance" which promoted noncomformity and following your own ideas

Writer of "Moby Dick" which was an example of anti-transcendentalist writing, highlighting the dangers of breaking norms

Select the economic concerns people had over freeing slaves