Chapter 9: The Market Revolution (1800-1840)

Thoreau

believes that we attempt to fill the void with material things such as money, possession, and accolades.

Emmerson

believes that self- reliance is a man- made quality.

Mormons

were chased out from New York, Ohio, Missouri, and Illinois.

Quiet desperation

is acceptance of- and surrendering to- circumstances.

Thoreau

discusses where he feels the natural world needs the industrial, saying that we build the railroads to see our nations natural beauties but in doing so we destroy it.

Mormons

- emerged in 1830 after the discovery of The Book of Mormon.

Mormons

emerged in 1830 after the discovery of The Book of Mormon

1887

As the federal government focused its energies on fighting the Civil War, legal sanctions and political oppression of the Mormons virtually dissolved the church

1890s

Mormons ended the practice of polygamy

1896

Utah finally achieved statehood

Offensive Claims of John Smith

1. He wanted a New Jerusalem (Zion) to be built on American Soil
2. He claims that Native Americans descended from Israelites

West

Women in had more freedom

North

Women in the were tied to factory jobs

bold and creative

He believes that being __ can exist together

Ralph Waldo Emmerson

He wants to see freedom expressed more in the writings and artworks of American artists and authors

Man-made quality

Self-reliance

Thoreau

He believes that we attempt to fill the void with material things such as money, possession, and accolades.

Quiet desperation

is acceptance of--and surrendering to--circumstances

dissatisfaction

We lead quiet lives of desperation when we resign ourselves to ___

effect of technology on society

He criticizes the ___ , complicating our lives further

Democracy

was dependent only on elected officials

Change

__ makes a person do different things which have different effects