what was the transcendentalists' general attitude toward problems in society, such as slavery?

a. they resented the fact that other people needed help to seek justice
b. they thought that most problems would work themselves out
c. they felt that wrongdoers, such as slave owners, should be put to death
d. they felt they had a moral obligation to make change

The transcendentalists supported women's legal rights, or the abolition of slavery, or the reform, or education. They was constant critics to the government, or of religion, and the social institutions. They considered that “imagination were better than reason, or that creativity were better than theory, or that action were better than contemplation.”

The transcendentalist believed that humans was capable of going beyond and “transcend” limits or reach great accomplishments.

What did the Transcendentalists believe in?

Transcendentalists believed in the soul, or believed that each individual’s soul were the part of a universal soul. this is the belief in the oversoul that caused Transcendentalists to believe that everybody should trust their intuition from the intuition were connected to that spiritual, or god-like part of the human nature.

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