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What are communities based on a vision of a perfect society?

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Utopias

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What was the wave of religious fervor in the 1800’s?

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Second great awakening

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How did the 2nd Great Awakening begin?

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Frontier camp meetings called revivals

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What does temperance mean?

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Drinking little to no alcohol

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What was the first school for the hearing impaired?

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Gallaudet University

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What did Dorothea Dix do?

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Reformed care for mentally ill

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What was Washington Irving famous for being and what did he write?

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First internationally famous author for his story, The Legend of Sleepy Hallow

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What novel explored the issue of slavery and was the best selling novel of the 19th
century?

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Uncle Tom’s Cabin

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Who wrote Uncle Tom’s Cabin?

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Harriet Beecher

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Who were reformers who wanted to abolish slavery?

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Abolitionists

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Who was the first white abolitionist to call for the immediate and complete
emancipation of slaves?

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William Lloyd Garrison

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Who was the most well known abolitionist?

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Fredrick Douglass

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What was the name of the newspaper that Frederick Douglass edited?

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North Star

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What did Frederick Douglass believe destroyed America’s ideals of freedom?

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Injustice of slavery

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What did Frederick Douglas do with help of friends in 1847?

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Purchase his freedom

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Who worked for women’s rights as an abolitionist?

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Sojourner Truth

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Where was Sojourner Truth born?

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In New York as a slave

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Why did Truth choose her new name?

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She said, “I will walk in the light of God’s truth.”

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What was a network of escape routes out of the South for enslaved people?

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The Underground Railroad

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Who was the most famous conductor of the Underground Railroad?

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Harriet Tubman

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Where was the first women’s rights convention?

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Seneca Falls, New York

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What was the most controversial issue at the Seneca Falls Convention?

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Women’s suffrage

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What did Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Lucretia Mott both fight for?

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Women’s suffrage

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Who was the Person that helped runaway slaves in addition to working towards
women’s suffrage? Who was also a Quaker

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Lucretia Mott

25
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Know the differences between the Constitution preamble and Declaration of
Independence Natural Rights.

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Preamble we the people

Natural rights we hold these truths…life liberty and pursuit of happiness

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Who called for equal pay, college training, and coeducation?

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Susan B. Anthony

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What did the 19th Amendment do?

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Gave women their gut to vote

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Not tolerate of other religions

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Puritans

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Quakers. From… How did they feel about other religions…how did they view fighting?

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Pennsylvania,tolerant,pacifists

30
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Two main industries in the colonies

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Shipbuilding and fishing

31
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What was the importance of the Zinger trial

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Gave freedom of the press

32
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What ended the French and Indian War

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Treaty of Paris 1763

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Modern day Elizabethan

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Wataga settlement

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Who made the engraving “The Bloody Massacre”

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Paul Revire

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Either name to describe the harsh laws and punishments for the Boston tea party

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Intolerant acts

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Battle of Lexington would later have what name to describe the first shot fired

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Shot heard around the world

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Not tolerate of other religions

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Puritans

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Quakers. From… How did they feel about other religions…how did they view fighting?

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Pennsylvania,tolerant,pacifists

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Two main industries in the colonies

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Shipbuilding and fishing

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Battle of Lexington would later have what name to describe the first shot fired

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Shot heard around the world

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Either name to describe the harsh laws and punishments for the Boston tea party

A

Intolerant acts

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Who made the engraving “The Bloody Massacre”

A

Paul Revire

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Modern day Elizabethan

A

Wataga settlement

44
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What ended the French and Indian War

A

Treaty of Paris 1763

45
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What was the importance of the Zinger trial

A

Gave freedom of the press

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