Founder of the Mormon Church.

Sought to end slavery.

The two denominations that grew significantly in numbers during the 2nd Great Awakening.

The state where education reform really started.

This former slave supported women's rights as well as abolition.

Sought to end drinking of alcohol

This work involved traveling abroad to convert others to Christianity and increased in the 2nd G.A.

This event led to new issues such as dangerous working conditions and poor living conditions.

Ardent northern abolitionist and editor of The Liberator.

The number one goal of women's reformers at the time.

Concept describing an increase in valuable female spiritual worth -- led to more middle class women participating in church life, leading reform movements as well.

The name of the major temperance organization formed.

Wrote "Uncle Tom's Cabin".

These were largely the first primary and secondary public education institutions.

The concept from the First Great Awakening that one's salvation was determined before they were born (which changed in the Second Great Awakening).

Slaves overtook this ship and then won their freedom in a SCOTUS case.

Largely behind the women's rights movement and their first convention.

The document published at the Seneca Falls Convention

The area of NY that saw so many revivals it was said that many souls were set on fire and thus called this.

This African country was founded to return freed slaves to Africa.