Ch. 8 Flashcards

1
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Began in the 1790s- a religious activism

A

Second Great Awakening

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2
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A religious activism

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evangelism

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3
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most famous preacher of the second great awakening era

A

Charles Gandison Finney

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4
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Insisted that people could improve themselves and society

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Individual responsibility

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5
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outdoor camps that lasted 4-5 days and drew upwards of 20000 people

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revivals

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6
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from philly and created the bethel african church

duscussed the possibility of a settlement in canada for free blacks and fugitive slaves

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Richard ALlen

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7
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became the african methodist episcpoal church

became center for political, cultural, and social exchange

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Ame

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8
Q

a philosophical and literary movement that emphasized living a simple life
celebrated the truth found in nature and in personal emotion and imagination

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Trancendentalism

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9
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Nature
“Do not go where the path may lead, go instead where there is no pat and leave a trail”
“The greatest glory in living lies not in never falling, but in rising every time we fall”
“A hero is no braver than an ordinary man, but he is brave five minutes”

A

Raphl Waldo emerson

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10
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Henry David Thoreau

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Walden

Civil Disobedience

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11
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2 Utopian communities

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New Harmony, Indiana
Brook famr
shaker town

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12
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more than 100 societies were founded by 1800

advocating resettling African Americans in Africa

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Resettlement

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13
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to outlaw slavery

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abolition

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14
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freeing slaves with no payment to the slaveholders

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Emancipation

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15
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worked from dawn to dusk

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platantion slavery

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16
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lived and worked along side their owners on small famrs

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field worker

17
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shortage of white labors and skilled workers in the south

could by there freedom

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Urban Slaves

18
Q

Nat turners rebellion

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led a rebellion of 80 followers in South Hampton County, Virginia
killed 60 whites on 4 plantations

19
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time period before the civil war

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antebellum period

20
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What was the name of the “reader” textbook used for much of the late 1700s and early 18–s

A

Mcguffy reader

21
Q

emphasized the idea of rehabilitation for priseoneres

A

dorthoea dix

22
Q

became the first superintendent of schools in massa

A

Horace man

23
Q

leader of the slavery and abolition mvoement

A

william lloyd garison

24
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advocated by a free black man and wrote “Appeal to the colored citizens of the world”

A

David Walker

25
Q

Had been a slave, learned to read and write from his slave owners wife (his quote)

A

Frederick Douglas

26
Q

Spoke in favor of abolition

A

Sarah and Angelina Grimke

27
Q

Connecticut minister led a campaign in 1825

A

Lyman Beecher

28
Q

Opened the troy female seminary in Troy Ny

A

Emma Willard

29
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mount Holoke female seminary college

A

mary lyon

30
Q

became the first women graduate of a medical school

A

elizabeht blackwell

31
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first lady to wear pants

A

ameila bloomer

32
Q

leaders of women right movement-right to vote

A

Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Lucretia Mott