'American temperance society' presentation slideshows

Antebellum Revivalism & Reform

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14- Forging the National economy 1790-1860

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Religion and Reform

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Religion and Reform

Religion and Reform. 1815-1855. Protestant Revivalists. Reform Movement was largely rooted in religion Believed God was all powerful but that God allowed people to make their own destinies Supported by the 2 nd Great Awakening Charles Grandison Finney

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Religious Movements (1815-1850)

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Social Reforms of the 1800s

Social Reforms of the 1800s. American Society. All of the changes to our nation during the Industrial Revolution obviously affected our society too People were forced to adjust their lives to the changing economic and social realities

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Reform and Movements

Reform and Movements. Chapter 9. Main Idea. Revivalists and transcendentalists urged Americans to improve themselves and society Reformers set out to battle social problems like alcoholism, poor education, and inhumane prisons. Revivalists.

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The Pursuit of Perfection

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From Revival to Reform

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Religion and Reform

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Bell Ringer

Bell Ringer. Write Question AND Answer. Answer = 2. American Society during the Era of Good Feeling OBJECTIVES. #7. Remember the 19 th Century IS the 1800s!. Remember the 19 th Century IS the 1800s!. Identify one transcendentalist and give a detail about them.

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Temperance Movement

Temperance Movement. By: Ashley Suh , Cristina Preziosi , Mackenzie Brower. Background Info/Description. Causes of the movement: New immigrants, such as the Irish and Italians, were entering the U.S.

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Prohibition

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8-3 Women and reform

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An Advance In Civilization

An Advance In Civilization. As early as 1810 New England clergymen pushed for the end of alcohol consumption. 1826 the American Temperance Society is formed ATS uses both church and medical reasons to push an antiliquor society. Further Abstinence.

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Temperance Movement

Temperance Movement . What is the Temperance Movement . The effort to prohibit the drinking of alcohol was another outcome of the influence of churches and the women's right movement. People Involved. Church Goers Women American Temperance Society . Where it all started .

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Lyman Beecher October 12, 1775 - January 10, 1863

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Lyman Beecher the Presbyterian preacher

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Mary C Vaughan and the Temperance Movement

Mary C Vaughan and the Temperance Movement. Brett Daley and Hugh Walker April 8, 2011. Background. Alcohol Problems Believed it caused people to act disruptively Some families wasted their entire wages on alcohol Believed to increase domestic violence

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