Chapter 11 Flashcards
(52 cards)
James McGready
Presbyterian preacher who pioneered the camp meeting style revival
Peter Cartwright
Great Methodist circuit rider who preached the gospel in Kentucky and Tennessee for 20 years
Charles G Finney
The man most responsible for the Second Great Awakening…held great evangelistic meetings in American cities
John Chavis
A free black man from NC who became a Presbyterian minister and started a preparatory school
Caesar McLemore
A black evangelist from Alabama who travelled a preaching circuit and served as a missionary to plantation workers
John Jasper
A black preacher from Virginia who ministered to wounded Confederate soldiers during the war and preached in many churches after the war
Henry David Thoreau
Transcendentalist follower of Emerson who wrote WALDEN
Robert Green Ingersoll
An American lawyer and lecturer known as the “Great Agnostic” …became an outspoken proponent of Darwinism and religious unbelief
Robert Owen
British textile mill owner who founded a socialist community in Indiana called “New Harmony”
Samuel J Mills
Helped found America’s first foreign mission board in 1810
Kamehameha I
Hawaiian king under whose reign island warfare ceased and economic prosperity came to Hawaii
Liholiho
Hawaiian King known as Kamehameha II…abolished the pagan religion of his people and encouraged Christian missions
Queen Kaahumanu
Hawaiian queen who encouraged the acceptance of Christianity among the islanders
Colin Teague
Accompanied Lott Carey to Liberia
Commodore Matthew Perry
Commander of the American fleet who opened Japan to foreign trade
Samuel Wells Williams
A missionary who accompanied Commodore Matthew Perry on his voyage to Japan
Townsend Harris
First ambassador to Japan who opened Japan to Christian missionaries
Chief Little Turtle
Influenced President Jeffereson to ask the Ohio Legislature to stop the sale of liquor to the Indians
Handsome Lake
Organized the Iroquois nation to combat the liquor trade among the Indians
Abraham Lincoln
A candidate for the Illinois Legislature who spoke out against the sale and drinking of alcohol, comparing alcohol addiction to slavery
Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Lucretia Mott
Early leaders in the women’s rights movement
Susan B Anthony
Joined the women’s rights movement in 1851, lecturing in the northern states
Sojourner Truth
Former slave who lectured against slavery
Catherine Furgeson
Started New York City’s first Sunday School program