Sectionalism Flashcards

1
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Sectionalism

A

Pride in the part of America that you live in (North or South)

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2
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The economy of the North is based on

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Factories and Industries

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3
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Urbanization

A

People gathering together in the same area

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4
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Conditions in the Northern Cities

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-high population density
-poor sanitation
-many crimes

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5
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Purpose of Trade Unions

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To support factory workers for better pay, better conditions, less working hours, and host strikes if these standards aren’t met.

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6
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Treatment of Northern Immigrants

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Discrimination

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7
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Impact of the Cotton Gin on the South:

A

It made for mass production and farming of cotton. This made for the economy to be based on the crop.

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8
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“Cotton Kingdom”

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The large plantations of cotton in the South.

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9
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The importance of slavery in the South is:

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They were needed to farm and run the cotton gin, more were needed for mass production.

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10
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Who are the Cottonocracy and why were they called as such?

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Wealthy Families: They owned large plantations and controlled Southern Government.

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Purpose of Slave Codes:

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To Restrict the powers of slaves in order to prevent them from rebelling or escaping.

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12
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Why did sectional differences develop between the North and the South?

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There was a different culture and way of life.

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13
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Who are the Abolitionists? What is their purpose?

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People who fight for the end of slavery (including free people).

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14
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Who is Uncle Tom’s Cabin and what impact did this book have.

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The book describes the horrible life of a slave. It made people chnage their thinking of slavery and become abolitionists.

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15
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Underground Railroad

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Secret unorganized group of paths that led slaves escape to freedom

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16
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A famous conductor in the Underground Railroad is:

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Harriet Tubman

17
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How did Henry Brown escape slavery?

A

He used the Undergroud Railroad.

18
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How did women begin to fight for their rights?

A

Some women attempted to participate in the Anti-Slave Convention but were kicked out.

19
Q

What does a suffragist want?

A

The power to vote.

20
Q

What document is the Declaration of Sentiments similar to? Why?

A

The Declaration of Independence, to show the hypocrisy in the first sentence, given how only men have all rights, but not women.