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Reforming American Society Guess Who
Cormac Smith
Created on February 27, 2025
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Grimke Sisters
- I organized the first women's rights convention at Seneca Falls
- I wrote the Declaration of Sentiments
- I fought for women's suffrage for over 50 years
- I worked closely with Susan B. Anthony
- I supported temperance and abolition
Charles Finney
- I was a leader of the Second Great Awakening
- I developed new techniques for religious revival meetings
- I believed in immediate conversion and "new measures"
- I supported abolition and women's rights
George Ripley
- I founded the utopian community Brook Farm
- I was a Unitarian minister turned Transcendentalist
- I believed in combining intellectual and manual labor
Horace Mann
- I am known as the "Father of American Public Education"
- I created the first state board of education in Massachusetts
- I believed education could eliminate poverty and crime
- I advocated for well-trained teachers and better school buildings
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Dorothea Dix
I fought for better conditions in mental hospitals and prisonsI documented horrible conditions in jails across multiple states I convinced state legislatures to fund mental hospitals
The Shakers
- We were a religious group founded by Mother Ann Lee
- We believed in gender equality and communal property
- We practiced celibacy and separated men from women
Henry David Thoreau
- I wrote the essay "Civil Disobedience"
- I lived alone at Walden Pond for two years
- I was a key figure in the Transcendentalist movement
Lowell Mill Girls
- We were young women who worked in textile factories
- We formed America's first labor association for women
- We published our own newspaper called "The Lowell Offering"
- We went on strike to protest wage cuts and poor conditions
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Sojourner Truth
- I was born into slavery but escaped to freedom
- I changed my name to reflect my spiritual mission
- I delivered the famous "Ain't I a Woman?" speech
- I was both an abolitionist and women's rights activist
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