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| Social movement focused on the elimination of sales of alcohol in the United States |
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| Social movement focused on the elimination of the practice of slavery |
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| Social movement focused on improving the condition, availability, and quality of schools |
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| Social movement focused getting women the same voting rights as men |
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| Social activist typically given credit for starting the women's rights movement and leading the suffrage movement |
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| An important, influential meeting of women's rights leaders in Seneca Falls, NY |
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| Time period roughly between 1824 and 1854 where the executive branch expanded in power, American Nationalism was high, and popular political culture expanded |
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| Feeling of belonging and ownership of an identity that included certain religious, social, and cultural values that united people in the United States |
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