By: Andrew, Brooke, Taylor, Tiara02/08/20123th period

Mother Ann Lee

She is best known as the founder of the American Shaker Movement.

She was the founder of the United Society of Believers in Christ's Second Appearing.

Lymon Beecher

A Presbyterian clergyman

An outstanding preacher

Achieved national fame as a reformer and a educator of Theological

Horace Mann

Known as the “Father of American Education”

He called for public schools and universal education

Wanted the state to oversee education, not the federal government

William Lloyd Garrison

He was an abolitionist that published “The Liberator”

He fought for black rights for twenty years after the Civil War

In his last fourteen years, he fought for women’s suffrage.

Frederick Douglas

He escaped slavery

He wrote an autobiography

He became a leader of the abolitionist movement

Henry Clay

The man that created the American System

Leader of the Whig Party

A strong enemy against the Jackson Democrats

Nicholas Biddie

Former President of the once National Bank

Charles Grandsion Finney

Rejected the Calvinist doctrine of passive salvation

Believed that anyone who accepted God is saved

American evangelist during 1820s

William Ellery Channing

Minister of the Federal Street Church in Boston Massachusetts

Spokesman during the Unitarian controversy

Joseph Smith

Founder of the Church of Latter Day Saints.

Sojourner Truth

Famous advocate for women’s rights as well as black rights.

Gave speeches at the Women’s Right Convention

Angelina and Sarah Grimke

Spoke in front of crowds of men and women

Published the most powerful tracts of antislavery of the antebellum

Elizabeth Cady Stanton

A women that was a social activist and a leading figure of the early women’s movement.

Dorothea Dix

Improved the treatment of the insane

She recruited women to join the Army Medical Bureau

John Humphrey Noyes

Founder of the Oneida Community

Teachings of “Mutual Criticism”, “Complex Marriage”, and “Male Continence”