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7.01 Are You Awake? —Article Frame Template Author: (my name)

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Date: 8/25/2021

The Artifact

Camp Meeting Song Lyrics Artifact

Tell our audience about the artifact.

An amazing historical artifact was discovered in an attic.
It is a camp meeting song. The song was
created by a Camp-meeting chorister in the year 1830.

It was made because .

People who would have read or studied this item at the time it was created were
who thought .

It is worth studying today because

.

Discuss how the artifact relates to a major event in U. S. history.

The event that this artifact best relates to was the Second Great Awakening.
This happened around the years .

One reason this event occurred was because

.

Tell me what happened during this event.

People participated in this event through three main ways:

.

Important people involved included:

.

Many participants were women because

.

Explain the meaning of "social reform." Discuss how this event relates to social reform. Give an example.

Social reform is

.

Social reform relates to this event because

.

An example of a social reform directly related to the is

because .

What was another major event happening in the United States during this time?

Another major U. S. event happening during this time was the
.

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