Chapter 11 Flashcards

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James McGready

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Presbyterian preacher who pioneered the camp meeting style revival

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Peter Cartwright

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Great Methodist circuit rider who preached the gospel in Kentucky and Tennessee for 20 years

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Charles G Finney

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The man most responsible for the Second Great Awakening…held great evangelistic meetings in American cities

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John Chavis

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A free black man from NC who became a Presbyterian minister and started a preparatory school

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Caesar McLemore

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A black evangelist from Alabama who travelled a preaching circuit and served as a missionary to plantation workers

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John Jasper

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A black preacher from Virginia who ministered to wounded Confederate soldiers during the war and preached in many churches after the war

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Henry David Thoreau

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Transcendentalist follower of Emerson who wrote WALDEN

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Robert Green Ingersoll

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An American lawyer and lecturer known as the “Great Agnostic” …became an outspoken proponent of Darwinism and religious unbelief

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Robert Owen

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British textile mill owner who founded a socialist community in Indiana called “New Harmony”

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Samuel J Mills

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Helped found America’s first foreign mission board in 1810

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Kamehameha I

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Hawaiian king under whose reign island warfare ceased and economic prosperity came to Hawaii

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Liholiho

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Hawaiian King known as Kamehameha II…abolished the pagan religion of his people and encouraged Christian missions

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Queen Kaahumanu

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Hawaiian queen who encouraged the acceptance of Christianity among the islanders

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Colin Teague

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Accompanied Lott Carey to Liberia

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Commodore Matthew Perry

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Commander of the American fleet who opened Japan to foreign trade

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Samuel Wells Williams

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A missionary who accompanied Commodore Matthew Perry on his voyage to Japan

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Townsend Harris

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First ambassador to Japan who opened Japan to Christian missionaries

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Chief Little Turtle

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Influenced President Jeffereson to ask the Ohio Legislature to stop the sale of liquor to the Indians

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Handsome Lake

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Organized the Iroquois nation to combat the liquor trade among the Indians

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Abraham Lincoln

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A candidate for the Illinois Legislature who spoke out against the sale and drinking of alcohol, comparing alcohol addiction to slavery

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Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Lucretia Mott

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Early leaders in the women’s rights movement

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Susan B Anthony

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Joined the women’s rights movement in 1851, lecturing in the northern states

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Sojourner Truth

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Former slave who lectured against slavery

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Catherine Furgeson

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Started New York City’s first Sunday School program

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Dorothea L Dix
Worked to improve the treatment of the mentally ill
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Phoebe Palmer
Founded the first settlement house in New York
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Cane Ridge Kentucky
Site of the most notable camp meeting which took place in 1801
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Oberon College
Pioneered higher education for blacks, first college to grant a degree to a black woman
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New Harmony
Failed socialist community in Indiana
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Brook Farm
Failed transcendentalist attempt at communal living near Boston
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Liberia
Colony in West Africa founded as a haven for free blacks who wished to return to Africa, became Africa's first black republic
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Five Points Mission
The first settlement house founded in New York City
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Age of Methodism
Period of great growth for the Methodist denomination during the early 19th century
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Circuit rider
Evangelist who rode regular routed on horseback preaching the gospel at various points along the way
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Camp meeting revival
Religious meetings held outdoors for several days at which families often camped out because of the distance from home
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American Sunday School Union
Distributed Christian reading material and helped people east list Bible studies for children
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American Bible Society
Distributed Bibles to frontier families
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American Tract Society
Distributed tracts and devotional books
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African Methodist Episcopal Church
First African American denomination, founded in 1787 by Richard Allen
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Negro Spiritual
Combined the African heritage of song with the dignity and power of Christian praise
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Unitarianism
False religion which denied many important Bible doctrines and taught that human reason could solve all of man's problems
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Transcendentalism
False religion which taught man could overcome reason by trusting in himself and his own abilities
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Walden
Book by Henry David Thoreau recording his experiences while communing with nature at Walden Pond near Concord Massachusetts
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Cults
Counterfeit church groups which go under the guise of Christianity yet teach a works salvation
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Communal societies
Communities in which all property is owned by the people (socialism)
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Rickshaw
A famous Japanese mode of transportation used by American missionary Johnathan Goble for his wife
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Temperance societies
Organizations dedicated to stopping the sale and consumption of alcoholic beverages
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American Temperance Union
United temperance groups and distributed tracts warning against strong drink
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Cherokee Temperance Society
Sent out evangelists to preach against alcohol
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Women's suffrage
Rights of women to vote
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Seamen's Bethels
Shelters set up for immigrants and sailors in the waterfront districts of New York, Boston, and other cities
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Francis Asbury
English preacher sent to America by John Wesley to train Methodist circuit riders.