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Second Great Awakening
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Which religious movements reforms resulted in social reforms in the mid nineteenth century?
Second Great Awakening
Which religious movement reforms resulted in social reforms in the mid-nineteenth century?
Second Great Awakening
The reforms of cleisthenes are?
The 'democratic' reforms of Cleisthenes were a very complicated revision of religious and tribal associations that had endured for centuries.
What major industrial accident encouraged many reforms in factories?
The fire at the Triangle Waist Company which killed 146 workers resulted in a number of safety reforms.
What resulted in the establishment of a rebel government in southeastern China that lasted about ten years?
The guangxu reforms
What were the political reform in the early to mid 1800?
Social reforms were as a result of the Second Great Awakening. They brought about religious reforms which led to the founding of several denominations, temperance movement, changes in the American family, educational reforms, abolition of slave trade, and the issue on women rights and empowerment. Political reforms were directly linked to the religious reforms, voting restrictions were revised.
What resulted from the evidence from the evidence against Nixon the Watergate scandal?
Congress enacted reforms to prevent future abuses of power.
Explain Akbar's religious and cultural reforms in India?
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Who was real force behind prarthana samaj?
The primary force behind Prarthana Samaj was Dr. Atmaram Pandurang, a prominent thinker and reformer in Maharashtra, India during the 19th century. He was instrumental in founding the organization with the aim of promoting social reforms, education, and religious reforms based on the principles of monotheism and equality.
Who were Lollard and Hussite's?
Lollards were followers of the English religious reformer John Wycliffe in the 14th and 15th centuries who rejected certain teachings of the Catholic Church. Hussites were followers of the Czech religious reformer Jan Hus in the 15th century who called for reforms within the Catholic Church and were eventually persecuted for their beliefs.
Members of the Warsaw Pact invaded which of the following countries in 1968 in order to stop reforms that would have resulted in political liberalization?
Czechoslovakia
What was the effect of the anti masonic party?
attacked secret societies and promoted moral religious reforms
