Chapter 13 Flashcards
Pull factors
Jobs
Greater freedom and equality
Abundant land
Which place had potato famine
Ireland
Push factors
Starvation
Poverty
Lack of political freedom
Which were poets
Poe
Whitman
Dickenson
Famous leader of Underground Railroad
Tubman
Represented amendment for slavery
Adam
Claimed God told her to preach around states
Truth
What was the first college
Oberland College
Attracted industrial jobs in. Northeast
Immigrants
Where did German immigrants find farmland
Midwest
Future depended on what
Southerners
Romantic movement were
Poets, authors, established papers and poets
A Christian renewal movement that took place during the 1790s and 1800s
Second Great Awakening
A school reform effort promoting the idea of having all children educated in a common place regardless of social class or background
common school movement
utopian communities formed
A perfect society
belief that people could rise above material things
Transcendentalism
Emerson,Fuller,and Thoreau were
Transcendentalists
Stanton&Mott planned this
Seneca Falls women’s rights
Published liberator, American journalist, published famous anti slavery newspaper, found American anti slavery society
William Lloyd Garrison
Susan B Anthony- equal pay equals
work
“Right and duty….right to participate on brothers teaching”
Sentiments
Industrial revolution caused
Population and economic growth
Emerson and Thoreau
Believed in Transcendentalism
Objected to many of society’s restrictions on individual
some of the first Americans to challenge slavery on religious grounds
Quakers
Hawthorne and Longfellow
American Romantic Movement
wrote scarlet letter
Hawthorne
Wrote song of Hiawatha
Longfellow
became a model for other groups that pressed for racial equality and education of blacks.
Founded by Richard Allen
Free african religious society
Freedom from bondage or slavery
Emancipation
Forbade members of congress from debating anti slavery petitions
Gag rule
Abolitionist and writer
Escaped slavery and became leading african spokesman writer
Douglass
Many abolitionists and most free Africans opposed to
Colonization
