Reform - To make a change in something, Second Great Awakening - Religious movement characterized by deep religious fervor to change self and the world, led to new denomination and reform movement, Dorothea Dix - Leader of reform towards mental health, asylums, and prisons, Temperance Movement - Stop people from drinking alcohol, Horace Mann - Leader of education reform, teacher training, longer school year, curriculum, Labor Reform - Stop children from working in dangerous factories as well as asking for higher wages, less hours, and safer working conditions, Abolition - Movement to end slavery, Frederick Douglass - Escaped slave, famous writer and speaker, and writer of the North Star newspaper, William Lloyd Garrison - Famous abolitionist, and writer of The Liberator newspaper, Underground Railroad - Escape routes from the South to North for slaves, Harriet Tubman - Famous escaped slave and conductor on the Underground Railroad, Sojourner Truth - Famous speaker and writer on abolition and women's rights, Harriet Beecher Stowe - Writer of the anti-slavery book Uncle Tom's Cabin, Suffrage - Right to vote, Women's Rights Movement - Began when women realized that they did not have any rights as well when they were involved in the abolitionist movement, Elizabeth Cady Stanton - Women's rights leader who grew up as an excellent student, Seneca Falls Convention - Women's rights conference held in New York, Declaration of Sentiments - Women's rights document written at Seneca Falls, Susan B. Anthony - Planned Seneca Falls with Stanton and advocate for women's rights, Hudson River School - Artists famous for painting landscapes, Transcendentalism - People believed that the most important truths in life went beyond human reason. They valued the spark of deeply felt emotions more that reason (humans vs. nature)., Civil Disobedience - Thoreau's idea that one disobeys unfair laws as a form of protest ie not paying a tax,

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