All In Favor |
#1 |
Goal of a reform movement |
Change |
#2 |
Name 4 cotton producing states |
Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia... |
#3 |
First state to secede from the Union |
South Carolina |
#4 |
The belief that states should be able to decide for themselves whether to allow slaver is called |
popular sovereignty |
#5 |
How did the Erie Canal change America? |
It opened trade...connected the Atlantic Ocean with the midwest, created new communities...answers will vary |
Gender Bender |
#1 |
The Declaration of Sentiments written at the Seneca Falls Convention called for |
equality for women |
#2 |
Delegates at the Seneca Falls Convention compared the women's rights movement to |
the American struggle for independence |
#3 |
Girls growing up in America in the mid 1800's were not allowed to study these two subjects |
Math and Science |
#4 |
Two things women could not do in 1820. |
vote, attend college, own property |
#5 |
Name 3 women from this era who fought for women's rights |
Elizabeth Cady Stanton, Lucretia Mott, Sojourner Truth...answers will vary |
Rebel Heart |
#1 |
Southerners called for a law that would force the return of |
escaped slaves (fugitives) |
#2 |
Name of the law which required Northerners to return escaped slaves to their masters. |
Fugitive Slave Law |
#3 |
Two reasons Northerners opposed the abolitionist movement |
profiting from the work (cotton), lose their jobs to black men and women |
#4 |
What was the Second Great Awakening? |
A Protestant religious movement which expanded church membership and Evangelicalism |
#5 |
Name three ways John Brown rebelled against society |
Led black churchgoers to the seats of white churchgoers, planned an attack on a Federal Arsenal, led slaves from enslavement to freedom in Canada....answers will vary |
Sectionalism |
#1 |
Define Utopian community |
A perfect community |
#2 |
True or False: Division among Democrats led to the election of Abraham Lincoln |
True |
#3 |
What was the Supreme Court decision regarding Dred Scott? |
Slaves were property not citizens |
#4 |
What was the Romanticism movement all about? |
Inspiration, power of the individual to liberate, have order and remake society |
#5 |
How did the Kansas-Nebraska Act address the issue of slavery? |
Slavery was an issue to be decided by residents of the states |