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Chapter 7 Section 1. Cultural, Social and Religious Life. What makes a society unique?. Scholarship Art Education. Education. Noah Webster compiles the American Dictionary of the English Language Some states required free education for children. Benjamin Rush. Doctor Scientist - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Chapter 7 Section 1

Cultural, Social and Religious Life

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What makes a society unique?

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• Scholarship• Art• Education

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Education

• Noah Webster compiles the American Dictionary of the English Language

• Some states required free education for children

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Benjamin Rush

• Doctor• Scientist • Revolutionary• Represented PA in

Continental Congress

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Charles Wilson Peale

• Artist

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Phillis Wheatley

• Young enslaved woman from Senegal

• Became a poet

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Republican virtues

• Self reliance• Hard work• Frugality• Harmony• Sacrificing for the good

of the community

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Why were Republican Virtues considered important?

• It was believed that Americans would need these in order to form the new Republic

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Republican Woman

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

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Social changes

• Population growth• Social mobility- people

were free to move place to place

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What factors drove population growth in the early 1800s?

• A great increase in the number of births

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Religious Renewal

• Second Great Awakening- Powerful religious movement from the early 1800s– Evangelical in nature

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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”

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Congregation

• Members of the church– Focus was on the

congregation rather than the ministers• SGA was very democratic

because of this

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Revival

• Common feature of SGA• Gathering where people

were “revived” or brought back to a religious life– Listening to preachers– Accepting Jesus

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New Denominations

• Religious subgroups• Experienced rapid

growth during SGA

• Baptists, Methodists, Unitarians, Mormons, etc…

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

• Baptist churches grew because they reflected the evangelical zeal of the 2nd Great Awakening

• Methodism was well suited to frontier life and appealed to common people

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• Unitarianism offered hope and appealed to reason

• The Mormon faith also gained followers due to the simplicity of its doctrine

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Mercy Otis Warren

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