Duplicate of Antebellum Reform

All of the following were founded as utopian communities except

Leader of a commune that practiced complex marriage and produced silverware.

Writer who inspired future civil rights movements with "Civil Disobedience"

Southern writer from Baltimore whose gothic stories and mystery tales made him unique.

Female writer whose poetry focused on the themes of love and death.

Religious belief held by some founders that stressed rationalism over Christian revelation

Seeing mental illness as a disease rather than a crime, advocated for public asylums

Two religious denominations that benefited from evangelical revivals of early 19th century

the Seneca Falls Convention of Sentiments called for

Communal group founded by Mother Ann Lee that emphasized simple living & prohibited marriage

Author of "The Leatherstocking Tales" and 'The Last of the Mohicans"

Instrumental in passage of first prohibition law in Maine

Stresses relationship between humans & nature to acquire truth from an inner light.

Successor to Andrew Jackson, created the Independent Treasury

founder of Mount Holyoke Seminary in Massachusetts

Author of "Moby Dick" and other romantic sea tales

Wrote spelling books and dictionaries

Area of western NY where frequent, fervent revivals produced intense religious controversies

Art movement lead which celebrated grand divinity of nature and landscapes in America.

Black antislavery reformer who also supported women's rights