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| Trancendentalist thinkers |
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| Ralph Waldo Emerson, Margeret Fuller and Henry David Thoreau |
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| attempts to form perfect societies |
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| Focus of the writings of trancendentalist thinkers |
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| individualism and democracy |
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| The values Walt Whitmans poetry expressed |
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| Period of Christian renewal that began in the northeastern Unites States |
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| reform effort to urge people to use self discipline to stop drinking hard liquor |
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| spoke of the horrid conditions of prisions and inspired the building of sperate facilities for the mentally ill |
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| believed that all children learn in the same place regardless of their backgrounds |
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| contributed to the education reform movement and extended the length of the school year |
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| free American schools for the deaf and those with hearing impairments |
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| womens rights and slavery |
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| Reform movements during the Antebellum period were directed at which of the following |
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| free slaves immediately and obtain racial equality |
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| one of the major conductors of the underground railroad |
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| started women's rights movement |
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| reform movement that inspired the women's rights movement |
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| The constitutions guarantee preventing cruel and unusual punishment did apply to |
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| a citizen may not lose their life, liberty or property |
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| transporting runaway slaves to safe places in the North |
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| a complete end to slavery in the United States was needed |
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| gave speeches to promote their cause |
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| first to speak out among slavery |
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| outspoken advocate for equal pay for men and women |
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