Reform Era

1. An author who lived in nature by himself and wrote Leaves of Grass
5. A leader of the Womens Rights Movement and author of the Seneca Falls Declaration of Sentiments
7. A time of religious excitement
14. Reform A social movement for the humane treatment of the mentally ill
19. Stowe Wrote Uncle Toms Cabin a book about the evils of slavery
21. An escaped slave who led the Abolitionists movement and the womens right movement
22. Leader of the Womens Rights Movement

2. A belief that people should go back to nature and be self reliant
3. People who wanted the abolition or end of Slavery
4. An escaped slave who led others to freedom on the Underground Railroad
6. An escaped slave who became a leading abolitionist
8. A movement to give children access to free public education
9. Communities that had radical ideas about society and broke away to follow their own set of rules
10. Leader of the abolitionist movement and publisher of The Liberator newspaper
11. A movement to stop drinking alcohol
12. A meeting of Womens Rights Leaders in Seneca Falls, New York
13. An author who lived in nature by himself and wrote Walden Pond
15. A book about slavery that sold over 3 million copies and fuled the Abolition movement
16. A time or change for social or religious reasons
17. A movement for safer conditions higher wages and an end to child labor
18. Leader of the education reform movement developed schools for rich and poor students
20. A leader of the Asylum and Prison Reform Movement