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Cultural, Social and Religious Life Chapter 7 Section 1 Cultural, Social and Religious Life

What makes a society unique?

Scholarship Art Education

Benjamin Rush Doctor Scientist Revolutionary Represented PA in Continental Congress

Charles Wilson Peale Artist

Phillis Wheatley Young enslaved woman from Senegal Became a poet

Republican virtues Self reliance Hard work Frugality Harmony Sacrificing for the good of the community

Republican Woman One who had the virtues that would help her contribute to the success of the republic.

Social changes Population growth Social mobility- people were free to move place to place

Religious Renewal Second Great Awakening- Powerful religious movement from the early 1800s Evangelical in nature

Evangelical The Bible is the final authority Salvation is achieved only through personal belief in Jesus Christ People demonstrate beliefs by living a “transformed lifestyle”

Congregation Members of the church Focus was on the congregation rather than the ministers SGA was very democratic because of this

Revival Common feature of SGA Gathering where people were “revived” or brought back to a religious life Listening to preachers Accepting Jesus

New Denominations Religious subgroups Experienced rapid growth during SGA Baptists, Methodists, Unitarians, Mormons, etc…

What were Republican Virtues, and why were they considered important?

What factors drove population growth in the early 1800s?

How did the Second Great Awakening lead to the growth of new Christian denominations?

Mercy Otis Warren Was Mercy Otis warren a good example of a “republican woman”? Why or why not?

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