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believed in a new theology based on the principle of sexual equality
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A massive revival happenned that was held at Cane Ridge, Kentucky involed a crowd estimated to be about 50,000.
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A group against the evils of alcohol and abstained from it.
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Finney conducted a series of highly succesful revivals all throughout NY,
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This magazine called for immidiate and unconditional emancipation, and denounced colonization as a slaveholder's plot to remove troublesome free blacks.
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Hoped that organized religion and the exisiting political system could be influenced or even taken over by abolotionists,
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The Tappan Brothers distrubuted pamphlets that talked about anitislavery.
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Garrison was mobbed in the streets of Boston and almost lynched for his abolitional beliefs.
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The American Temperance Society split into many separate groups such as the Shakers and Oneida communities.
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With the help of Horace Mann Massacusetts establsihed the first BOE.
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Killed by a proslavery mob.
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Dorothea defended the inhumane treatment of ppl in insane asylums.
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The Society split over women's rights and other issues,
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signaled a new effort to turn antislavery sentiment into political power.
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Group members of this farm worked the land, conducted a school, and allowed ample time for conversation, meditation, communion with nature, and artistic activity of all kinds,
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Published by Douglass
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A meeting by feminists talking about women's rights.
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was inspired bu the unorthodox brand of Christian perfectionism.
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Written by Henry David Thoreau, a novel about when he livedin the woods all by himself in a cabin.