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1 What’s Trending? #ReformMovements

2 Reform Movement Tweets You will be creating a account and write one for 10 different things dealing with reform movements.

3 Draw a picture that represents the item. Create a distinctive twitter handle (it should not be just their name). Write what you believe the person or idea would write if they could send one tweet. Remember you only get 140 characters, that includes spaces and punctuation. Feel free to abbreviate or shorten. Create a #hashtag that would be appropriate for your tweet.

4 Second Great Awakening Abolitionists Frederick Douglass The Liberator Sojourner Truth Elizabeth Blackwell Seneca Falls Convention - Must Include Elizabeth Cady Stanton “Declaration of Sentiments” - Must Include Elizabeth Cady Stanton Temperance Movement Harriet Beecher Stowe

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