5 Written Questions

1. excluded from an anti-slavery convention because she was a woman as well, started in women's rights
2. not predestination; free agency- your own religion choice
3. part of mexico, least settled part, declared republic, seeking americans to move out there and settle it
4. emphasizes things that go beyond reason- nature, beauty, God in nature; find your inner-self, potential of man
5. declared himself dictator of texas to enforce the rules made in 1829- no slaves/ everyone becomes catholic

5 Matching Questions

1. Timothy Dwight
2. Charles Finney
3. camp meeting
4. Baptists
5. American Anti-Slavery Society

1. a radical, immediate abolition of slaves, not like american colonization society
2. b "burned-over district" in New York, swept through; public faith demonstrations; free will and hard work; need reforms, denounced slavery, alcohol and war
3. c communities on the frontier gathered and everyone came out; women felt liberated; was a revival
4. d equalitarian, viewed Bible as infallible, democratic structure- no hierarchy; african americans liked this
5. e president of Yale, didn't like their liberal christianity views; started campus revivals and affected students, free agency- free will; against unitarians

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. slave in new york-> slavery abolished, argued against slavery and for women's rights
   1. John Tyler
   2. Joseph Smith
   3. Dorothea Dix
   4. Sojourner Truth
2. 2nd great awakening; rode from town to town preaching
   1. Baptists
   2. camp meeting
   3. John Tyler
   4. circuit-riders
3. campaign for women's rights, organized by stanton and mott in New York 1848; demanded the right to vote and freedom from their husbands taking their money; rejected cult of domesticity;
   1. Stephen Austin
   2. Seneca Falls Convention
   3. Santa Anna
   4. Second Great Awakening
4. reformer; exposed conditions of prisons, almshouses, insane asylums & lobbied for better conditions
   1. free will
   2. Dorothea Dix
   3. Timothy Dwight
   4. Horace Mann
5. wrote uncle tom's cabin- book caused much controversy
   1. Republic of Texas
   2. Harriet Beecher Stowe
   3. Charles Finney
   4. Stephen Austin

5 True/False Questions

1. John Tyler → president, wanted texas but never got anywhere with it

   True        False

2. Davy Crockett → against indian removal, went to texas, fought to death at the alamo

   True        False

3. Stephen Austin → forefather of the Americans that move to texas, most from south bringing their slaves because of fear that slavery will be abolished

   True        False

4. Horace Mann → on first school board of public schools, made compulsory school laws, more in north than south, mainly elementary schools

   True        False

5. Treaty of Guadalupe-Hidalgo → 1800-1840; religious enthusiasm, evangelical movement; salvation open to all-not just rich or privileged; started in new england, timothy dwight, charles finney, frontier revivals, camp meetings; baptists and methodists- african americans drawn to both

   True        False