Abolitionists		Attended school only ten weeks a year.
Antioch College		The city Thoreau practiced his preaching in.
Henry David Thoreau		Went to jail for letting an African American girl into her girls' school.
Horace Mann		Revival of religious feeling and belief.
Ralph Waldo Emerson		Schools that are paid for by taxes and managed by local government for the benefit of the general public.
George Ripley		Where Horace Mann attended school.
Public schools		The name of a newspaper.
Prudence Crandall		A formal statement of injustices suffered by women.
Concord		Became the first college to admit women as well as men.
Liberator		This person started Brook Farm.
Oberlin College		Central figure in a moement called transcendentalism.
Second Great Awakening		Taught Sunday school at a jail.
Massachusetts		Practiced what he preached in the woods.
Brook Farm		Horace Mann became the first president of this college.
Declaration of Sentiments		It was started by George Ripley.
Reformers		People who work to correct failings or injstices.
Dorothea Dix		A philosophy which taught that people should go beyond logical thinking to reach true understanding with the help of emotion and intuition.
Transcendentalism		People who favored abolition, the ending of slavery.