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1 8X Tuesday Objective: Identify causes and consequences of Antebellum reform movements. Agenda: Do Now: Predict/Describe: How do you think Charles Finney will impact American lives and the Industrial Revolution? Finish Discussion on Charles Finney Class Activity: Read Ch 14.3 and complete page 453 #5 in your notes. Homework: page 453 #5 if you don’t finish Exit Ticket

2 Charles Finney

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4 Page 453 # 5 Movement Leaders Accomplishments
Prison and Mental Health Reform Temperance Education

5 ET: Reform Movements What are reform movements?
What was the temperance movement? Who was Dorothea Dix and what did she accomplish? Who was Horace Mann and what did he accomplish? Pick of two of these to answer. Number your answer so I know what you are answering.

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