Push and Pull Factors of Immigration and Social Reforms

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Push Factors
Reasons forcing people to leave their countries.
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Pull Factors
Attractions drawing people to the U.S.
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Steerage
Cheapest ship section for poor immigrants.
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Overcrowding
Excessive population leading to job shortages.
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Nativism
Opposition to immigration by native-born citizens.
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Second Great Awakening
Religious revival prompting social reforms.
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Temperance Movement
Campaign against alcohol consumption.
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Education Reform
Expansion of schools with racial exclusion issues.
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Worker's Rights
Movement for better working conditions and hours.
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Dorothea Dix
Advocate for mental health and prison reform.
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Shakers
Religious group promoting utopian society and anti-slavery.
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Underground Railroad
Network aiding enslaved people to escape North.
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Harriet Tubman
Conducted 19 missions to free enslaved individuals.
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Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Leader in women's rights after Anti-Slavery Convention.
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Women's Suffrage
Achievement of voting rights for women post-WWI.