The Age of Reform Crossword

sudden push or driving force
to change from one political party, religion, or way of life to another
to get rid of
by way of
to keep out of or to reject
strong feeling such as anger, sadness, or love
to make a copy
organized attempts to improve conditions of life
the idea that God decided the fate of a person's soul even before birth
the most important of this new generation of preachers
huge outdoor religious meeting
an organized effort to end alcohol abuse and the problems created by it
a total ban on the sale and consumption of alcohol
Massachusetts schoolteacher who took up the cause of prison reform
free schools supported by taxes
from Massachusetts who took the lead in education reform
reformers who wanted to abolish, or end slavery
one of the most forceful voiced for abolition
the most powerful speaker for abolitionism, published "North Star", escaped slavery and learned to read
had herself escaped from slavery, escorted more than 300 people to freedom via the Underground railroad
powerful voice on behalf of both enslaved African Americans and women
a Quacker, had spent years working in the anti-slavery movement
abolitionist who Mott met at an international anti-slavery convention, agreed to have a convention to advance women's rights
the right of women to vote
an organized effort to improve the political, legal, and economic status of women in American society
a close ally of Stanton and together they founded the National Woman Suffrage Association in 1869
a movement that sought to explore the relationship between humans and nature through emotions rather than through reason
the leading transcendentalist
unique importance of each individual
took up Emerson's challenge at using their "inner light"
idea that people should peacefully disobey unjust laws if their consciences demand it
began to challenge the tone of American literature
also began to challenge the tone of American literature
presented a gentler view of New England life, wrote "Little Women"