Another person associated with this movement served for fifteen years as president of Oberlin College and wrote a series of articles about the freemasons.  
One person associated with this movement authored the essay "A Plea for the West" and was known for denying admission to African-American students at the educational institute he ran in Cincinnati.  Another person associated with this movement served for fifteen years as president of Oberlin College and wrote a series of articles about the freemasons.  In addition to Lyman Beecher and Charles Grandison Finney, this movement encompassed the ideology of Barton (*) Stone, who was  present at Cane Ridge, Kentucky, for this movement's largest camp meeting.  Ideologically, this movement was associated with congregationalism.  For 10 points, name this religious revival that took place during the early 19th Century that followed a similarly named event from the previous century.
One person associated with this movement authored the essay "A Plea for the West" and was known for denying admission to African-American students at the educational institute he ran in Cincinnati.  
{Second Great Awakening} (prompt on "Great Awakening", but do not accept answers involving numbered great awakenings that aren't the second one)