Illustrated TimelineDates: 1820, 1831,1837, 1840, 1841(2), 1848, 1850

• Charles Finney preaches the Second Great Awakening

• Dorothea Dix discovers the horrors of jails and prisons

• George Ripley founds Brook Farm

• Horace Mann achieves success in public education

• William Lloyd Garrison starts anti-slavery paper, The Liberator

• Oberlin College becomes the first college to admit women

• Lucretia Mott and Elizabeth Stanton attend World Anti-Slavery Convention in London

• Seneca Falls Conference

Illustrated TimelineDates: 1820, 1831,1837, 1840, 1841(2), 1848, 1850

Events:Events:

• Charles Finney preaches the Second Great Awakening 1820

• Dorothea Dix discovers the horrors of jails and prisons 1841

• George Ripley founds Brook Farm 1841

• Horace Mann achieves success in public education 1850

• William Lloyd Garrison starts anti-slavery paper, named

the Liberator 1831

• Oberlin College becomes the first college to admit women 1837 or 1831 depends on who you believe. (1830’s) OR 1833. GOOD THING IS WOMEN WENT TO COLLEGE.

• Lucretia Mott and Elizabeth Stanton attend World Anti-Slavery Convention in London 1840

• Seneca Falls Conference 1848