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Transportation Revolution

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Cult of Domesticity

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Agricultural Revolution

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Cult of Domesticity

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Transition-Putting out system (Piece Rate)
Apprenticeship system

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Cult of Domesticity

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Factories ( North owned slaves)
-Waltham
-Lowell

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Cult of Domesticity

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Religious Revival
-Utopianism
-Second Great Awakening
-No more Calvinism

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Cult of Domesticity

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Republican Motherhood
-Women involved in the American Revolution, able to be part of society
-Mother in charge of creating good citizens, went to school to learn and teach

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Cult of Domesticity

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Haven in a heartless world- Men are corrupt dirty world, women in private world

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Cult of Domesticity

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Four Attributes of an Ideal Women
-Domestic- Home
-Submissive
-Pious-More religious- lots of power
-Pure-spermatic economy

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Cult of Domesticity

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Spermatic economy-everyone has a finite amount of energy
-Passionless, not like sex

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Cult of Domesticity

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Good Girl v Bad Girl

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Cult of Domesticity

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Birthrate down
-war, men dying
-city life
- women working
-passionless

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Cult of Domesticity

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Voluntarism
-Dorothea Dix-work with the mentally ill(taught at prison)
-Temporalism- anti-alcohol
-Suffrage right to vote
-Lucretia Mott- fight against slavery/abolishment

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Cult of Domesticity

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Lydia Sigourney Sentimentalizes Women in the Home

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Cult of Domesticity

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Farm to Factory-Women Letters

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Cult of Domesticity

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Dorothea Dix, on behalf of the Insane

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Cult of Domesticity

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Temperance Activist

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Cult of Domesticity

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Seneca Falls Declaration

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Cult of Domesticity

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Sojourners Truth, Ain’t I a women

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Cult of Domesticity

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We believed slavery would die on its own
-Quaker= Everyone is everyone/no minister/women rights and slavery -
-Gradual Emmanicipation

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Slavery

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Slavery hold on
-Constitution- 3/5 comprise, rights of property, free states must return runaway slaves, can’t vote slave trade for 20 years (1808)

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Slavery

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Cotton Gin-Super profitable
-Missouri Comprise - 1820 Every time add free state+ slaves = 1845 15 new slave states
-Middle Passage -Route of slaves from Africa to New World

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Slavery

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Justification of having slaves
-Slaves treated well
-Paternalism- John Pendleton Kennedy( fake stories )
- Superior to wage slaves (factory workers)-Don’t have to worry about clothing, food, housing
-Scientific Racism - Dr. Samuel Cartwright

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Slavery

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Justification of abuse of slave women
Jezebel - Endlessly sexually
Mammy- Good woman
African Condition-women dressing, exotic dancing, polygamy,

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Slavery

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Slave Trade Document by John Barbet

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Slavery

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Swallow Barn by John Pendleton Kennedy

Fake story of treating slaves

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Slavery

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Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl

Sexual Abuse from Master

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Slavery

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A Former Slave Recalls an Outbreak of “Malitis

Tricked Master

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Slavery

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An Excerpt from “Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglas

Fought Back

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Slavery

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Andrew Jackson 7th President
-Common Man
King Andrew

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Jackson

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Common man-
-Rep not a guide
-Open inauguration
Spittons-chew Tabaco
Stmup speaking- politcal views
Against bank of America

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Jackson

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King Andrew
Veto a lot
Duels over his wife
Trials of Tears( against Supreme Court)

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Jackson

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Trials of Tears
-NA lost 2/3 of land, tricked by white people
-Indian Removal Act
-Treaty of Echota-Give up land
-Georgia to Oklahoma

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Jackson

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-Benevolent-doing of good vigorously
Supralegal executor-Above the law
Rioting lower class men, v Free Rich Black man

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Jackson

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Washington Irving describes a visit to a New York Theater in 1802

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Jackson

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Andrew Jackson and the Veto

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Jackson

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Native meet the Spaniards
-Presidios-Where soldiers were
-Pueblos-
Mission-convert nonbelievers

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Native and West

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Californios( Mexicans ranchers)
-Mexican or Catholic rancher receive 50k sq acres
-Alfred Robinson-he is a trader from east coast/ offered money and wanted Donya

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Native and West

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Manifest Destiny and the Native Americans

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Native and West

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Tecumseh & Curse President Harrison
- President die in the 0

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Native and West

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Gold
James Marshall saw gold in American River

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Native and West

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African American West; Explorers
-York was a slave for Lewis and Clark
-Fur Traders, NA, liked Black over white
-James Beckworth found passenger in Nevada
-Indian fighter, Jickey( Kentucky Derby) Pony Express, Cowboys, Bill Pickett and bulldogging, exodusters

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Native and west

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Life in a California Mission: The Journals of Jean Francois de La Pérouse, 1786

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Native and west

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Father Luis Jayme Attacks Sexual Abuse of Indigenous Women, 1772

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Native and West

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Tecumseh Confronts Governor Harrison

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Native and West

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Red Jacket versus what he saw as the White Man’s Christianity

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Native and West

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Thomas Jefferson to Captain Hendrick, December 21, 1808

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Native and West

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Growing Rift
-Mercantilism- colonies are a source of raw material
-Navigation Act- if colonies wany anything from other countries have to go through England

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American Revolution

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French-Indian Wars
-England got rid of France in our continent and made us pay
-George Washingon and Ben Franklin were disrespected

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American Revolution

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Stamp Act-
The Parliament Enforced everyone has to buy stamp
Women, students, children, and minorities do not have representation
American Revolution is that all different classes/race come together

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American Revolution

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Effigy
Scare crow of Stamp Master-England stopped the stamp act
Declaration Act
-Parliament can tax and legislate for Britain Americans possessions in all cases
Townsend Duties
-tax on everyting

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American Revolution

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Tension increase
-Boycotting
-Boston Massacre-Boy give haircut to soldier and refuse to pay.
5 killed- Crispus Attuck-one of the 1st killed, African Americans

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American Revolution

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Boston Tea Party
Parliament vs Benjamin Franklin
Poem about England
Opened letter from Thomas Hutchinson

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American Revolution

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Coercive or Interolable Act imposed-
England sent solider but had to feed and house 2,000 soldiers
First Continental Congress-Every colony had its own money, supported Boston

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American Revolution

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George Hewes’ Recollection of the Boston Massacre

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American Revolution

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Thomas Hutchinson Recounts the Mob Reaction to the Stamp Act in
Boston, 1765

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American Revolution

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Patrick Henry - Give Me Liberty Or Give Me Death, March 23, 1775

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American Revoltion

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Abigail Adams, “Remember the Ladies” (1776)

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American Revolution

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Felix’s petition

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American Revolution

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Towards Independence-Beginning of the War
-Shots Fired
-Bunker Hill
-Second Continental Congress

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American Revolution

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Volunteer Army-Not your typical Army
-Britain- Hessian (mercenaries, loyalist, African Americans, Native Americans
American- Volunteers, African Americans, French

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American Revolution

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Towards Independence
-Fight to own slave-white owners
Felix Petition
-African Americans ask for freedom /Right
Thomas Paine& Common Sense
-Big Motivator, Power lies with the people, saying everyone is equal
Remember the Lady Abigail Adams
-Want equal rights, threatened rebellion

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American Revolution

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The Long Struggle
-Washington Evacuates New York- Last to leave
-Do not play by the rules, humble man)
Hessian-Arrogant General Rall
-Slow General Burgoyne
-Philadelphia- change capital
Valley Forge & Benedict Arnold
Traitor
Wanted to be aggressive like a lion but had to be sneaky like a fox.
Foreign help- French loved Benjamin

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American Revolution

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Victory

-Economic contributors-riots, mobs, boycotting, homespun
-temporary war widows
-travelers with war
-activisit in the war

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American Revolution

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More men than women escaped
-outside
-without children
-16-36 age

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Slavery

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William Harper- sex with a slave is okay

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Slavery

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How did slaves cope?
-Religion- they are sacred/secular people
-chosen to go to heaven
-told a story about freedom
-passive aggressive

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Haiti & toussaint louverture

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Nat Turner
-Slave, read the bible, killed 55 people
He was the reason slaves can’t read

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Slavery

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Amistad
-slaves took over
-John Quincy earned their freedom

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Slavery

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Many did not revolt because they had nowhere to go. They never experienced freedom. Weren’t necessarily a tribe.

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Slavery

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Henry Box Brown-mailed himself

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Slavery

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How did the cult of Domesticity in the North encourage abolitionism?
Slavery tears apart mother and children
Slavery on purses
Don’t use sugar and cotton slave products
Woman’s duty to say that slavery is evils

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Slavery

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Transformational Revolution
Agriculture Revolution
Industrial Religion
Cult of Domesticity

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Industrialization and religion revival combined to create the cult of domesticity which many argue led to the cult of redemptive womanhood and voluntarism

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Cult of domesticity

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