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The 2nd Great awakaning.
A relgious movement that started in 1790 and reached its peak around 1840 -
Emma wilard school for women.( Womens Rights)
A girls only school that is still around today. -
Carrison Begins to Print THE LIBERATOR (Significant Work of Literature)
(Significant Work of Literature) A magazine that was ment to start a slave uprising. -
Nat Turner Uprising (Abolition Movement)
A Brutel Slave Uprising. -
Brooks Farm Founded (Religious Reform)
A farm to teach people how to farm -
Dortha DIx Begins her work at prisons and hospitals . Womens Rights
She started work at jails after she visited in 1814 -
MArgret fuler writes women in the 19th century(Sufferage)
an essay about equlity -
Thoreau Writes CIvil Disobedience(Significant work of literature)
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The Seneca Fall Convention( Womens Rights Movment)
A moc of the D of I writen from a womens point of view. -
Amelia Bloomer Begins to Publish The Lily ( Significan t lit.)
A newspaper started in senceca falls to spread word of womens rights. -
Neil Dow passes the Maine law (Abolition)
The Prohibition of alchhol exept for medical purpouse -
Uncle Toms Cabin ( Signif Lit)
It created stryotyopes for blacks. -
The 13th Amendment (significant wor of Literature)
Outlaws Slavery -
Married Women's Property Act 1882
Husband and wife become one under law -
18th Amendment ( abolition)
The Ban Of Alchol -
The Mormon Religion started
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19th Amendment (Women Rights Movements)
Allowed Women To Vote. -
Fredrick Douglas Escapes (Womenes Rights Movement)
A former slave that turned into a an important writer.