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change and stability in the african sahel Leonardo A Villalón Center for African Studies amp Department of Political Science University of Florida 2013 Minerva meeting and program review. Reform Movements. “It happened first in Kansas”. Reform Movements. “It happened first in Kansas”. Journal #8. Look at the picture on pg. 160-161.. What is happening in that picture?. What are political parties? . The Political Setting in the Roman Empire. Israel . (along with all of Rome) was subject to Roman . Caesars:. 27 B.C. – A.D. 14 . Augustus. A.D. 14-37 . Tiberius. A.D. 37-41 . Caligula. A.D. 41-54 . 1. What . idea did Protestant revivalist Charles . Grandison. Finney emphasize in his sermons?. Second Great Awakening. Religious reformation. Main idea: Everyone has the power to reform himself. Lyman Beecher added to this: people reform selves leads to good people living in a good country. Dr. Katri Pynnöniemi. Researcher. The . Finnish. Institute of International . Affairs. Changing. . political. . landscape. 1. SKOLKOVO 2006: . Open . space. as a . symbol. of . future. . potential. change, and stability in the . african. . sahel. Leonardo A. . Villalón. Center for African Studies & Department of Political Science. University of Florida. 2013 Minerva meeting and program review. 1850 - 1928. Political Advantage. The 1867 Reform Act was passed partly as an attempt to ‘. Dish the Whigs’. as Disraeli put it. The Conservatives had been in opposition for many years and were trying to win votes.. Neil . mcculloch. John ward. Esme Sindou. Background. Aid is political …. … and achieving a developmental objective requires a deep understanding of the politics. Power sector reform is particularly “political”. Reaction to the Gilded Age. Sources of Progressive Reform . A. Industrialization, with its increase in productivity and the number of consumer goods, created. Unemployment and labor unrest. Wasteful use of natural resources . Religious and Moral Reform. Becoming “Better” Americans. Fixing Our Faith. Religious Revival and Reform. Reviving Religion. The Second Great Awakening: A Protestant religious revival during the 1830s-40s . th. century?. Becoming “Better” Americans. Religious, Social, and Moral Reform. Religious Revival and Reform. Fixing Our Faith. Religious Rebels. Church attendance still common. ¾ attending regularly; most Protestant. All wanted to convert American Indians to Catholicism. All emphasized developing extensive trade with American Indians. All attempted to dominate American Indians in some way. All intended to exterminate or remove American Indians. 6.4:. . A Religious Awakening Sparks Reform. Reshaping America in the Early 1800s Lesson 4 A Religious Awakening Sparks Reform. Learning Objectives. Explain how the Second Great Awakening affected the United States.. 6.4:. . A Religious Awakening Sparks Reform. Reshaping America in the Early 1800s Lesson 4 A Religious Awakening Sparks Reform. Learning Objectives. Explain how the Second Great Awakening affected the United States.. Examples:. Health Care Reform . Immigration Reform. Gun Control. Education Reform . Marriage Reform. Second Great Awakening. Second Great Awakening. . was 19. th. century religious movement in which individual responsibility for seeking salvation was emphasized along with the need for personal and social improvement. .