Chapter 11 Flashcards
Published the Liberator an anti slavery publication
William Lloyd Garrison
Established a reformed polygamist community in New York to control sexual and dietary urges
John Humphrey Noyes
Political Party that favored using government to reform individual morality
Whig
Tax supported public schools
Common schools
Democrat favored prison system that focused on isolation and punishment
Pennsylvania System
Blamed prostitution on the brutality of men and sought to reform prostitute
Magdalen Society
Prominent abolitionist and only male delegate to theSeneca Falls convention
Frederick Douglass
Leading advocate for the humane treatment of the insane
Dorothea Dix
Location of a major race riot between free blacks and Irish in 1834
Philidalphia
Abolitionist idea to spread antislavery materials
Postal Campaign
Political party that fought to uphold the ideals of the patriarchal republic
Democrat
Abolitionist no lead thousands of slaves to freedom in Canada
Harriet Tubman
First place that legislated to limit alcohol sales through 15 gallon law
Massachusetts
Name for the rural Democrats of theNorthwest because of the dye they used for their clothing
Butternuts
Preacher who advocated temperance as a requirement for religious conversion
Charles Finney
Temperance advocate who proclaimed that alcohol was an addictive drug
Lyman Beecher
The __ Temperance Society was made up of working class men who opposed alcohol abuse
Washington
Prison movement that sought to reform criminals and reduce costs
Auburn System
Influential SouthCarolina politician who prominence dictated regional political party choice
John Calhoun
Prominent New York abolitionist who became the target of racial violence
Lewis Tappan
Wrote Appeal to the Colored Citizens of the World to try to provoke anti-slavery activity
David Walker
Advocated less excitement in food and sex; created boarding houses for young men to help control their urges
Sylvester Graham
Whig governor of New York who helped sponsor internal improvements
William Steward
Fought prostitution by publishing names of men who solicited prostitutes
Female Moral Reform Society