Early 19th Century

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Catherine Beecher

; a reformer who worked to improve education for women.

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Andrew Jackson

; hated natives, killed 800 Creeks and was revered, but the Cherokees had won the battle for him, signed a treaty that took ½ of the creeks land, became governor of Florida, 1828 was elected president and he let the states do whatever they wanted.

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Emma Willard

; founded the first school for girls (1821)

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Eli Whitney

: Invented the cotton gin and interchangeable parts on guns.

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Lowell Mills

: factory, primary working force → women, worked 11 hrs a day, didnt get breaks, werent allowed to knit or sew, couldnt drink alcohol in or out of work.

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Harriet Tubman

: abolitionist and a conductor of the underground railroad who saved over 300 slaves.

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Temperance

: combating alcohol abuse- banning alcohol because people drank a lot, many different ideas to solve like ban all vs limit etc.

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Frederick Douglass

: born into slavery, defied slave codes by learning to read /write, wrote North Star promoting end of slavery.

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Underground Railroad

: system to help enslaved people follow network of escape routes out of the South to freedom in North.

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Immigration

: people started coming into the country from other countries in the 19th cent.

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American Progress

"painting by John Gast: depicts an angel bringing industrialization across the country to the west, representing westward expansion.

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Factories

: brought workers and machinery together in one place to produce goods, needed resources which resulted in high- priced products.

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Abolitionism

: people wanted to end slavery in the united states.

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Revolution

Industrial : new revolution that changed the way goods were produced and where people worked and lived.

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Lucy Stone

: Was the first woman to earn a college degree and keep her name after marriage.

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Industrial Revolution

new revolution that changed the way goods were produced and where people worked and lived

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Factories

brought workers and machinery together in one place to produce goods, needed resources which resulted in high-priced products

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Lowell Mills

factory, primary working force → women, worked 11 hrs a day, didnt get breaks, werent allowed to knit or sew, couldnt drink alcohol in or out of work

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interchangeable parts

machine made parts were alike so they could fit together with other parts, items would not have to be built from scratch, saved time and money

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Steam power & efficiency of transportation

efficient → didnt rely on winds or hand rowing, didnt need to be close to water (like water-powered things)

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Immigration

people started coming into the country from other countries in the 19th cent

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Eli Whitney

Invented the cotton gin and interchangeable parts on guns

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Cotton Gin

an invention that cleaned cotton, led to a dramatic expansion of agriculture in the south, a single worker could do the work of 50 people by hand

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Impact of cotton on slavery & economy

swift growth in cotton production, southern states → not enough farmland to meet demand, cotton planters extended → cotton kingdom

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Conditions of slavery

difficult physical work, slave owners dehumanized, no protection from abuse of white owners, prevented from practicing their religion

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Resistance to slavery

pick cotton slowly, poison slave owners food, "stayed alive" (singing, dancing, had children), tried to find humanity

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Abolitionism

people wanted to end slavery in the united states

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William Lloyd Garrison & "The Liberator"

thought slavery was evil, found the New England Anti-Slavery Society, the liberator → the most influential anti slavery newspaper

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Harriet Tubman

abolitionist and a conductor of the underground railroad who saved over 300 slaves

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Underground Railroad

system to help enslaved people follow network of escape routes out of the South to freedom in North

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Slave Narratives and letters from former slaves to their former masters

write conditions of slavery, how they were described, in choices and on schoology

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Frederick Douglass

born into slavery, defied slave codes by learning to read/write, wrote North Star promoting end of slavery

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Examples of abolitionist documents

  David Walkers Appeal → condemns colonization, Sojourner Truths "Aint I a Woman" → former slave talked about injustices, William Loyd Garrisons "The Liberator," → newspaper about abolition, Angelina Grimkes speech → points out demoralizing effects of slavery and tells women to take an active role in abolition

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Asylum/poorhouses reform

mentally ill people were treated as "crazy", reforms → mentally ill people had to be treated as patients, Massachusetts state legislatures had to fund a new mental hospital

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Jails reform

debtors go to prison → less debtors in jail, bad conditions + many people per cell → better conditions (food etc) and less people per cell

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Womens Rights

Women fighting for their rights

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Lucy Stone

Was the first woman to earn a college degree and keep her name after marriage

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Declaration of Sentiments

Written by Elizabeth Cady Stanton, it was modeled after the declaration of independence, and it contained a list of grievances of women

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O Sullivan quotations

in newspaper stated "Our manifest destiny is to overspread the continent allotted by Providence for the free development of our yearly multiplying millions"

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"American Progress" painting by John Gast

depicts an angel bringing industrialization across the country to the west, representing westward expansion