'American antislavery society' presentation slideshows

Chapter 15 Second Great Awakening and Reform

Chapter 15 Second Great Awakening and Reform. Many of the significant reform movements in American history began during the Jacksonian era and in the following decades. The goals of these reformers included temperance, suffrage, education and the abolition of slavery. Deism.

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Sarah and Angelina Grimke

Sarah and Angelina Grimke. Natalie Hassell and Allie Johnson.

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Abolitionism in the US

Chapter 8 Section. Abolitionism in the US. Early Opposition to Slavery. The events leading up to the Civil War generally surrounded the idea of abolitionism , or the abolishment of slavery. Different opinions on how to end slavery. Gradualism American Colonization Society

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Cultural Shifts

Cultural Shifts. 1828-1845. The United States experienced a massive influx of immigrants between 1815 and 1860 The largest groups of immigrants, almost 2 million, came from Ireland They were driven out because of widespread famine in 1845, when a fungus destroyed the potato crop. Immigration.

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Evangelical America

Evangelical America. Revivals and the Changing Face of American Christianity. Camp Meetings. Adapting to the changing geography became necessary for Protestant denominations, especially given the continued push West

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Utopian Movements

Utopian Movements. Brook Farm : Massachusetts; communal farm community; Transcendentalists; tried to balance time for work and intellectual pursuits Shakers : separated men & women; celibate & no marriage; held property in common; shared all work & profits; quiet & contemplative

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The Debate Over Slavery

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