Across
- 3. A style of worship meant to elicit powerful emotions.
- 5. Joseph Smith's disciple who led his people to the desert around Great Salt Lake, Utah.
- 6. The formal name for Joseph's Smith Mormon Church
- 10. Susan B. _______, the credited leader of the women's suffrage movement.
- 11. Irish immigrants of the 19th century faced discrimination & distrust for their affiliation with the ________ Church.
- 12. Sojourner _____, a runaway slave woman from New York who used her writings and speeches to lead the abolitionist movement.
- 13. The sisters who used Christian moral reasoning to argue for the rights of women & slaves in the 19th century.
- 14. The New York location of the nation's first women's rights convention, organized by Lucretia Mott & Elizabeth Cady Stanton.
- 16. Richard Allen united several African American churches to become the ___ (Abbreviation).
Down
- 1. The movement that aimed to restrict the
- 2. 19th century authors/statesmen who thought nature revealed God's moral law, championed rugged individuality.
- 4. Reformer who sought to institute compulsory education available for all children.
- 7. Reformer who helped to pass the first state law to restrict the sale of alcohol in Maine.
- 8. Reformer who sought public-funded asylums for the mentally ill and improvement of US prisons.
- 9. The idea of a "perfect" community that was established separate from industrial society.
- 10. The ______ model became the standard for reformed prisons that emphasized putting prisoners to work.
- 14. A religious revival movement in 19th century America was coined the ______ Great Awakening.
- 15. Charles ______, the famous preacher who gathered thousands of converts to revivalist camps in the Northeast.