The Age of Reform

The spirit of reform brought about changes to Politics, Religion, Education, Art and Literature.

Those in the temperance movement blamed alcohol for poverty, crime, breakup of families and insanity.

Artists, writers, painters and poets were part of the:

Abolitionists invovled in the U. RR. risked prison and even death by secretly helping African Americans escape slavery.

A religious meeting where people gather to pray, weep, sing and shout is a revival.

Who was the leader of Educational Reform

A school for training high school graduates as teachers is called a normal school.

This college is locatedin Ohio and admitted women and African Americans

A system that aided enslaved African Americans follow a network of escape routes out of the South to freedom in North

The first college for African Americans was in PA called Ashmun Institute (Lincoln University)

Harriet Tubman was the most famous "conductor" of the Underground Railroad.

This abolitionist was born as Isabella Baumfree:

This white abolitionist pubished the newspaper The Liberator:

Escaped slaves feared being captured once they arrived in the North.

Lyman Beecher was the leader of the temperance movement.

This was the first woman's college

The Grimke sisters persuaded thier mother to give them enslaved workers as inheritance and then immediately freed them.

A utopia is a community based on the vision of a perfect society

This is the most widely known African American abolitionist who was born enslaved and escaped slavery.

Temperance is the use of little or no