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Antebellum America
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The belief that people can improve themselves and society is called
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The belief that people can improve themselves and society is called
social reform
List 3 types of discrimination.
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List 3 types of discrimination.
Denying a person access to a business based on race, sex or religion.
Name 3 changes to American schools instituted by Horace Mann.
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Name 3 changes to American schools instituted by Horace Mann.
Teacher training schools, longer school year, higher salaries for teachers.
How did the construction of the Erie Canal change America?
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How did the construction of the Erie Canal change America?
Increased trade and travel, created towns, connected communities
What is civil engagement?
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What is civil engagement?
Action taken to address a social issue
Tell me about the "resume" of Frederick Douglass
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Tell me about the "resume" of Frederick Douglass
writer, orator, publisher, former slave
How did Southerners regard "Uncle Tom's Cabin"?
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How did Southerners regard "Uncle Tom's Cabin"?
Abolitionist propaganda
T or F? Quakers supported slavery
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T or F? Quakers supported slavery
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Who was John Brown? Give reasoning to support your answer
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Who was John Brown? Give reasoning to support your answer
Abolitionist or terrorist? Patriot or traitor? Man of God or lunatic? Answers will vary
Give an example of civil disobedience.
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Give an example of civil disobedience.
Trying to board a bus in sit wherever you want even though the bus is segregated
Name 3 cotton producing states
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Name 3 cotton producing states
Virginia, NC, SC, Georgia, Mississippi, Alabama
T or F? Northern industries profited from enslaved labor.
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T or F? Northern industries profited from enslaved labor.
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What was the Fugitive Slave Act of 1850?
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What was the Fugitive Slave Act of 1850?
Escaped slaves, upon capture, were to be returned to their masters. Citizens in free states could not interfere with this process
List 2 ways the South was different from the North.
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List 2 ways the South was different from the North.
South=Agricultural and slave owning. North=Industrial and free of slavery
What was the Kansas-Nebraska Act of 1854?
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What was the Kansas-Nebraska Act of 1854?
Kansas and Nebraska could decide for themselves whether to allow slavery within their borders
What did the Declaration of Sentiments call for?
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What did the Declaration of Sentiments call for?
equality for women
Delegates at the Seneca Falls Convention compared women's struggle for equality to
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Delegates at the Seneca Falls Convention compared women's struggle for equality to
America's struggle for independence
How were women unequal in Antebellum society? (3 ways)
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How were women unequal in Antebellum society? (3 ways)
couldn't vote, serve on a jury, attend college, take courses in Math or Science
What was the Dred Scott decision? How did it impact America?
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What was the Dred Scott decision? How did it impact America?
Slaves were property. Empowered slaveowners
How did Abraham Lincoln's election impact America?
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How did Abraham Lincoln's election impact America?
Led to secession in the South
T or F? Horace Mann's educational reforms can be seen in our education system today.
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T or F? Horace Mann's educational reforms can be seen in our education system today.
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Social problems caused by alcohol abuse led to this movement
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Social problems caused by alcohol abuse led to this movement
temperance
What was prohibition?
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What was prohibition?
A call for the ban on alcohol sales in the 1800's
What does it mean to secede?
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What does it mean to secede?
withdraw formally from membership in a union
This idea, based on non-violent protest says that people can disobey unjust laws
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This idea, based on non-violent protest says that people can disobey unjust laws
civil disobedience

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