Mr fits 2nd final topic 5

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American colonization party

An organization in the early 1800s that proposed to end slavery by helping African Americans by moving to Africa

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abolitionist

A person who wanted to end slavery

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the liberator

the most influential anti slavery newspaper; began by William Lloyd Garrison in 1831

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Underground Railroad

a network of abolitionist who secretly helped African Americans to escape freedom

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Civil disobedience

the refusal to obey unjust laws using non-violent means

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Why did only a few thousand African Americans settle in Liberia?

because they wanted to stay in their homeland

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What contributions did the Grimke sisters make to the movement?

Their lectures grew big crowds and their beliefs sparked a movement for women’s rights

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Where were the three locations escaped slaves sought freedom?

Mexico, Canada and the North

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Social reform

An organized attempt to improve what is unjust or imperfect in society

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second great awakening

a widespread religious movement in the US in the early 1800s

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debtor

a person who cannot pay money they own

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Temperance movement

the campaign against alcohol consumption

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Seneca falls convention

An 1848 meeting at which activist called for equal rights for women, often seen as the birthplace of the women’s movement

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Woman’s right movement

An organized campaign to win, legal, educational, employment, and other rights for woman

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Why were debtors in prison and why were they often in prison for years?

Debtors were in prison because they couldn’t pay back their debts

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Hudson River school

A group of American artists based in New York, who developed a unique style of landscape painting in the mid 1800S

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Transcendentalists

A group of New England, writers and thinkers who believed that the most important truths transcended or went beyond human reason

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Individualism

The belief in the uniqueness and importance of each individual

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What messages or ideas were American artists promoting during the early to mid 1800s

They reflected on the American society

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What did Thoreau urge Americans to do in his book, Walden?

Thoreau urged Americans to analyze nature closely

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How did individualism and American democracy relate to one another?

Individual responsibilities for everyone is the key to an American democracy

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Henry Wadsworth Longfellow

He wrote Paul Revere’s ride, the song of Hiawatha and based most of his poems on historical events and on social issues

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Emily Dickinson

Wrote 1700 poems that were never published, but became famous after her death

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Edgar Allan Poe

Wrote the Tell tale heart and other mystery stories.

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Walt Whitman

Wrote leaves of grass, and focused on same-sex tropes which spared a movement for a gay rights

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Washington Irving

Wrote the sketchbook and was one of the most popular writers in America

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Louisa May Alcott

Wrote a little woman and little men, her book showed two perspectives on women and impact literature and the perspective of others