1. Early steam-powered press meant more books published and increased literacy

2. Unitarianism

3. Transcendentalism

4. Ralph Waldo Emerson

5. Henry David Thoreau

6. Walden Pond

7. Walt Whitman

8. Washington Irving and Rip Van Winkle

9. James Fenimore Cooper and the Last of the Mohicans (recently remade into a movie starring Daniel Day Lewis)

10. Nathaniel Hawthorne and the Scarlet Letter (recently remade into a movie starring Demi Moore)

11. Herman Melville and Moby Dick

12. Portrait painting typical of earlier periods

13. Typical landscape painting depicting nature as mystic and beautiful

14. “Picturesque”

15. “Garden Park”

16. “Claude Glass”

17. “Sublime”

18. Thomas Cole

19. Course of Empire” #1

20. #2

21. #3

22. #4

23. #5

25. Brook Farm

26. George Ripley

27. Shaker Founder: Ann Lee

28. Shaker Commune

29. Shakers: God as duel person, male and female

30. Oneida Community

31. Joseph Smith

33. Early Mormon converts

34. Mormon temple, Nauvoo, IL

36. Brigham Young

37. Mormon migration westward

39. Mormon temple, Salt Lake City, Utah

40. Mormon alphabet

42. New York Female Reform Society, which later expanded into the American Female Reform Society

43. Dorothea Dix

44. Horace Mann

45. Early Normal School

46. Catharine Beecher

47. Treatise on Domestic Economy by Catharine Beecher

48. Oberlin College in Ohio was first college to accept women

49. Margaret Fuller and Woman in the Nineteenth Century

52. Elizabeth Cady Stanton (young and old)

53. Susan B. Anthony (young and old)

54. Sylvester Graham

55. Sylvester Graham’s crackers

56. Beginnings of osteopathic and chiropractic medicine

57. The presumed healing power of hot spring waters led to a number of resorts