How did those who led reform efforts justify their movements and at the same time believe that they were not being hypocritical by telling others how to live–inhibiting freedoms?
Chapter 121- Why were there so many reform efforts in the North at this time? Who opposed them in the North and why? Why weren’t these things happening in the South? 2- What were the most significant utopian communities at the time and what did they believe in and do? How did they fare then and long term? Why? Why did they form in the first place and what did they hope to accomplish?3- Other than slavery and women’s rights, what were the most significant reform efforts of this time? What did they seek to do and why and how successful were they?4- How did those who led reform efforts justify their movements and at the same time believe that they were not being hypocritical by telling others how to live–inhibiting freedoms? Did they think they were enhancing or limiting freedoms? Why?5- What was the idea of colonization and who supported it and who opposed it? Why What were its shortcomings? Why was it so popular amongst some despite being unrealistic?Primary:a- How and why does Beecher think that the Abolitionist Movement is dangerous?
