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Chapter 14 vocab

QuestionAnswer
emigrant People who leave a Country
immigrant People who settle in a new country
steerage cheapest deck on a ship
push-pull factor push people out of one land and into another
famine Severe food shortage
prejudice negative opinion not based on facts
nativist People who didn't want foreign immigration
romanticism inspiration from nature
Hudson River school where artists painted lush natural landscapes
transcendentalism way of thinking the spiritual world is more important then the physical world
civil disobedience peacefully refuse to obey the law
revival meeting to reawaken religious faith
Seconds Great Awakening Renewal of religious faith
temperance movement campaign to stop smoking and drinking
labor union group of workers that want better working conditions
strike stopping work demanding better working conditions
Horace Mann first head of the board of education
Dorothea Dix learned about the diabled
abolition movement to end slavery
Frederick Douglass spoke about slavery
Sojourner Truth spoke about slavery
Underground Railroad series of routes to get out of the south
Harriet Tubman Famous conductor of underground railroad
Elizabeth Cady Stanton attended world anti-slavery convention
Seneca Falls Convention Convention for womens rights
Suffrage right to vote
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