Ch 8 Flashcards

1
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well known for a violent slave revolt

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Nat turner

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2
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promoted the ending of the institution of slavery

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Abolition movement

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3
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belief in the personal responsibility(own efforts) for salvation

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Second great awakening

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4
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married women’s activities should be limited to housework and family(prevailing customs)

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Cult of domesticity

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5
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published a newspaper, worked as an urban slave, and lectured on the evils of slavery

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Frederick Douglas

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6
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faced wage cuts, increased workloads, & unhealthy working conditions

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Mill girls

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7
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represented workers in a variety of industries

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National trade unions

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8
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_____ was a leader for the philosophical movement known as transcendentalism

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Ralph Waldo Emerson

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9
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worked as strikebreakers for low wages

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Irish immigrants

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10
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skilled artisans who are employed by master artisans

A

Journeyman

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11
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helped launch the Second Great Awakening

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Charles grandison finney

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12
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this established the right of workers to strike

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Commonwealth vs hunt

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13
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a political, cultural, and social center for its members

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African Methodist Episcopal Church

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14
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represented a philosophical movement that emphasized self-reliance, truth in nature, and personal imagination

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Ralph Waldo Emerson

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15
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focused on the mentally ill

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Dorothea dix

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16
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prevented Congress from hearing abolitionist petitions to end slavery

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Gage rule

17
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former slave who spoke for abolition and women’s rights

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Sojourner truth

18
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advised African Americans to fight for freedom rather than wait for slave owners to end slavery

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David walker

19
Q

published the North Star and worked to end slavery through political means

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Frederick Douglas

20
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with Lucretia Mott organized to first women’s rights convention at Seneca Falls, New York

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Elizabeth candy Stanton

21
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emphasized reason and conscience

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Unitarianism

22
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resolution that women should receive the right to vote narrowly approved

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Seneca falls convention

23
Q

worked mostly in textile factories in the 1820’s

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Young single women

24
Q

recognized the destructive effects of drunkenness on family life

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Temperance movement

25
Q

rebellion led to the tightening of laws controlling slaves

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Nag turners