The sisters spoke before state legislations and were among the first women to speak in public forums before mixed sex groups. When one of the conspirators proved hesitant to rebellion, Gabriel called on his brother to speak at a meeting of the conspirators to encourage them to action: outright rebellion. 14 A New Birth Of Freedom, Give Me Liberty Ch. \text{Diluted Earnings per Share (Assuming Conversion of}\\ His many autobiographies, including Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass, an American Slave, were instrumental in giving voice to the enslaved and black Americans and inspired generations of black leaders and reformers who called for freedom for all populations. A decade later, Nat Turner used the message of the Second Great Awakening to help incite one of the largest slave rebellions in United States history. These communities differed greatly in structure and motivation. \quad\text{of \$100,000 in 2012 and \$160,000 in 2013)}& 600,000 &500,000\\ The years after the War of 1812 brought a re-examination of American religious beliefs and their roles in society. \text{REVENUES}\\ Many women had greater freedom of expression in the church, but far fewer were granted leadership roles and authority. Evangelical in nature, it stressed that salvation was available to all through free will. In 1828, his Likeness to God sermon argued that true religion is marked by the believer becoming more and more like God. They formed abolition groups together to voice their opinions and fought in arguments over women's suffrage. They were subsequently executed. The movement began in Europe in the 1700s with the growth of the Baptist movement and the foundation of the Methodist church. Many different kinds of Americans worked in the reform movement. Many of the congregants were literate, including Vesey himself. State colonization movements emerged as well, leading to the establishments of African colonies such as the Republic of Maryland and Mississippi in Africa. Reproduced with permission of the copyright owner. The Society grew quickly and soon had spread across the country. In either case, they often heard the same sermons, sang the same songs, and received the same message. There were still moments and events that made many Americans think that there was a lot of value in slavery in terms of free labor. Many mentally ill individuals eventually ended up imprisoned as well, as no facilities for the treatment of the mentally ill existed. Kelly later wrote of her experiences in the abolitionist movement and how they shaped her views on womens rights: in striving to strike [the slaves] irons off, we found most surely that we were manacled ourselves.. The earliest womens colleges were founded in the 1830s: the Georgia Female College in Macon, Georgia (now Wesleyan College), founded in 1836, and Mount Holyoke Female Seminary in South Hadley, Massachusetts (Now Mount Holyoke College), founded in 1837. Like many religious movements of the day, Mormons believed in the imminent Second Coming of Jesus. \text{Amortization of Patent} &&125,000\\ The end of slavery would come about gradually under this ideal. Questions relating to the financial statements of Chicago Corporation follow. Give Me Liberty Ch. a. 13 A House Divided - Revi, DepreciationofPlantandEquipmentandAmortization, BasicEarningsperCommonShare(Basedon1,600,000, DilutedEarningsperShare(AssumingConversionof, AccountsReceivable(NetofEstimatedUncollectibles, of$100,000in2012and$160,000in2013), LessAccumulatedDepreciationandAmortization, TotalLiabilitiesandShareholdersEquity, Operations Management: Sustainability and Supply Chain Management, John David Jackson, Patricia Meglich, Robert Mathis, Sean Valentine, Information Technology Project Management: Providing Measurable Organizational Value, Anderson's Business Law and the Legal Environment, Comprehensive Volume, David Twomey, Marianne Jennings, Stephanie Greene, Bible Survey- Final EXAM !!!! The increasing urbanization of the United States and the large numbers of immigrants, especially Germans, had transformed the nation in ways that were unfamiliar and that some found threatening. Like the other evangelical movements of the Second Great Awakening, they stressed adult baptism as an important step to salvation. - the intent to remake human beings into free, morally upright citizens. In late August of 1831, Turner and his followers launched the rebellion. Finney also encouraged women to speak publicly in witness or testimony in these mixed-sex gatherings. Indeed, many slave owners feared the message of spiritual equality, so they kept the evangelists out. In 1836, when abolitionists began to flood Washington with petitions calling for emancipation in the nation's capital, the House of Representatives adopted the notorious "gag rule," which prohibited their consideration. The book reports that there, Jesus visited the Nephites after his crucifixion and resurrection. The antebellum women participated in the public sphere with their own groups that they made themselves after being excluded from government and politics. The Latter Day Saint Movement (of which the Church of Jesus Christ and Latter Day Saints, popularly called the Mormons, is the most important branch) also was born in the Burned-Over District during the era of the Second Great Awakening. A woman could not have a personal bank account (In England until the 1960s, a woman could only have a joint bank account with her husband. In the South, the Second Great Awakening fomented rebellion in the slave community. Antebellum culture in America reflected the growing sectional crisis, at times seeking to pave over sectional differences and at other times making light of them. \text{Basic Earnings per Common Share (Based on 1,600,000} \\ Consolidated Statement of Income and \text{Hutchinson Company (25\\\% Owned)} &175,000 &100,000\\ Learn . In the early nineteenth century, a succession of religious revivals collectively known as the Second Great Awakening remade the nation's religious landscape. \text{Land}& \$ 500,000 &\$ 400,000\\ - women at this time were fighting to show that they are just as good as men. For some women, church membership and the new Christian message offered more personal power and greater personal freedom, as becoming active in the church was considered to be acceptable feminine conduct. The meetings typically lasted three to five days and were meant to reawaken or revive ones religious faith through an intense, emotional experience. Yet for the slave and free black communities, the movements message inspired several rebellions as a call to freedom. American reformers also sought to implement school reform. Many white abolitionists, despite their antislavery sentiments, refused to hire free black laborers. What are the other consequences? Not all preachers took the same attitude towards women as Finney; many preachers in the north turned to the same passages and idea of Christian men as patriarchs to their wives, female relatives, and children that were used in the South to reassert the dominance of white males. In 1833, Garrison was among the group that founded the American Anti-Slavery Society. Women were sick of oppression and it was time to finally fight for equal rights; while the African Americans were to get more rights it was only right for the women to gain these rights as well. Others simply tempered their message of spiritual equality and did not overtly challenge slavery. \text{Cash}& \$ 100,000 &\$ 200,000\\ Two of the most significant reform movements to come out of the reform period of 1820-1840 were the anti-slavery movement and the women's rights movement. To what degree was antebellum reform international in scope? A key moment came in 1840, when the Anti-Slavery Society split after a woman, Abigail Kelley, was nominated to serve on one of the Societys committees. Slaveholders must be convinced of the sinfulness of their ways, and the North of its complicity in the peculiar institution. Although neither group saw their causes ultimate goals achieved during the era of reform, each movement saw great advances. The ideals of the Second Great Awakening played a large role in the development of this reformist impulse. k. Give the journal entry that explains the change in the treasury shares during 2013, Chicago Corporation In the spirit of the Enlightenment, Unitarians held that theological ideology should be subject to rational thought and reason; Channing preached that my rational nature is from God. Unitarians attested to the oneness of God. As strict monotheists, Unitarians viewed Jesus as a saintly man, but not divine. \text{Retained Earnings, December 31, 2012}&& 2,800,000\\ \text{Net Income}&& \$ 4,400,000\\ Although neither group saw their causes ultimate goals achieved during the era of reform, each movement saw great advances. She conducted an eighteen month study of the jails and almshouses of Massachusetts and, in 1843, made a presentation to the Massachusetts legislature, reporting that the mentally ill were housed in cages, closets, cellars and pensChained, naked, beaten with rods, and lashed into obedience. A movement for change was already underway when Dix began her campaign for reform; for instance, Quakers had already founded several asylums for treatment. They were inspired in part by the success of British abolitionists. The idea that social ills once considered incurable could in fact be eliminated. Reformers' definition of the free individual was the person who internalized the practice of self-control. Evangelical churches became tightlyknit communities that sought to transform society first as a force that determined and enforced values, morality, and conduct, and second, by outreach through moral reform societies that concentrated on reforming personal vices such as drinking, sexual misconduct, and gambling. In asylums they receive temporary care and attention. Moreover, the rising numbers of immigrants in the northeast combined with near-universal white male suffrage convinced cities and states that education was essential to maintain a democracy. This movement, called the Restoration Movement, had two main centers: Kentucky and Pennsylvania/Western Virginia. \text{Merchandise Inventory}& 1,800,000& 1,500,000\\ The similarities and differences between the common school and institution like asylums, orphanages, and prisons that were created by reformers are the similarities were the intent to remake human beings into free, morally upright citizens and shared with communitarians and religious believers. The market revolution had changed American society in many ways. For the most part, the African American community did not see colonization or repatriation as a viable alternative to emancipation and abolition. Two of the most significant reform movements to come out of the reform period of 1820-1840 were the anti-slavery movement and the womens rights movement. To the eyes of many reformers, the movements in abolition and womens rights had much in common; many who worked to end slavery also called for the emancipation of women. Indeed, the womens rights movement had largely grown out of the anti-slavery movement. Finney also protested against slavery from the pulpit, and became active in the abolitionist movement. The experiment in Liberia proved to be, in many ways, a failure; hundreds died from disease soon after emigrating. Some were subject to the iron discipline of a single leader, while other operated in a democratic fashion. \quad\text{Total Investments}& \$ 5,200,000 &\$ 3,200,000\\ Oberlin College in Oberlin, Ohio became the first co-educational institution when it admitted four women in 1837. antebellum reform movements squarely in the context of the era's market revolution and the Second Great Awakening, and in so doing underscores the linkages between of economic, . Many people, accustomed to thinking of salvation as being determined by God alone, found the possibility of playing an active role in determining their religious fate exhilarating. The African Methodist Episcopal Church where Vesey preached was destroyed. Each of these movements worked for freedom and emancipation and to grant a greater body of rights to two of the groups on the periphery of American society. In western New York, revival movements inspired many new religious sects as well as social reform. Published in 1845, Fuller sought to apply to women the transcendentalist idea that freedom meant a quest for personal development. 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Simplify!"; and the minister Theodore Parker's close association with the radical abolitionist John Brown. Like the preachers of the revivals, the temperance movement reformers called for individuals to lead clean lives and to redeem their sinning neighbors. This reform impulse captured one of the Second Great Awakening's basic messages: humanity could be improved, and indeed, perfected through religion and reform. \text{Capitalized Lease Obligation}& 1,020,000& 1,100,000\\ Many kinds of Americans worked in the reform movement, and membership in some movements overlapped. The difference were common school and institution was open to all children and were getting educated, a free training for individuals. The amendment was passed after years of efforts by temperance societies throughout the country. Far more women than men were converted during the revivals of the Second Great Awakening. Why? \quad\text{Total Revenues}&& \$16,120,000\\ - moral suasion through speeches and literature. -The Owenites originated in Britain and that practice made its way to Indiana, which makes it international in scope because it aimed to spread the ideas of this society around the world. Moral reform groups promoted temperance, or abstinence from alcohol. Its program for ending slavery stood in stark contrast to the "colonizationist" position earlier . Throughout the South, slaves attended camp meetings. In July 1848 they were finally able to call together a group together for the first national convention devoted to the issue of womens rights, the Seneca Falls Convention. In 1822, Charleston was home to a large African Methodist Episcopal congregation, as well as large numbers of Methodist and Baptist African American congregations. Angelina later married Theodore Dwight Weld, a prominent abolitionist preacher. \text{Accounts Payable}& \$ 550,000 &\$ 400,000\\ 2 One reform in particular that has shaped human rights and rehabilitation is the Prison and Asylum Reforms of the 1830s. The new Protestant denominations, most prominently the Baptists and Methodists, grew in strength and numbers. What were the diverse sources of the antebellum women's rights movement? Veseys conspiracy showed that religion could be used as a weapon against slavery. Antebellum reform efforts aimed at perfecting the spiritual and social worlds of individuals, and as an outgrowth of those concerns, some reformers moved in the direction of ensuring the health of American citizens. "In the history of the world," Ralph Waldo Emerson declared in 1841, "the doctrine of Reform had never such scope as at the present hour." Not much a joiner of causes himself, Emerson had in mind a remarkable flowering of reform movements from roughly 1815 until the Civil War that were striking to observers at the time and to historians ever since for their energy, variety, and . Antebellum PeriodAntebellum is a Latin word that means "before the war." In American history, the antebellum period refers to the years after the War of 1812 (1812-15) and before the Civil War (1861-65). However, the modern-day Seventh Day Adventist Church later grew out of the Millerite movement. Accessibility StatementFor more information contact us atinfo@libretexts.orgor check out our status page at https://status.libretexts.org. For the most part, it appealed to the elite of society. The antebellum period of America was an era of change. Mann and others charged public schools with teaching not only academic subjects, but also morality and discipline. The emerging American middle class participated in reform not only for religious reasons, but also to confirm their new social status. 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