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8th Ringcard 144-161

Ringcard Vocab 144-161

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Second Great Awakening movement bringing people back to God after Manifest Destiny
Temperance Movement campaign to stop the selling of alcohol
Abolition movement to end slavery in U.S.
Underground Railroad secret voyage from South to Northern states escape slavery
Seneca Falls Convention meeting to motivate women's rights
suffrage right to vote
Horace Mann father of education
Dorothea Dix improved care for mentally ill
Frederick Douglass ex-slave; speaker; taught himself to read, writer
Sojourner Truth religious ex-slave; "journey to tell Truth"
Harriet Tubman leader of Underground Railroad; ex-slave
Elizabeth Cady Stanton leader of Seneca Falls Convention
William Lloyd Garrison publisher of "The Liberator"
Wilmot Proviso no slavery in Mexican Cession
Compromise of 1850 added California as a free state and enacted Fugitive Slave Law
Harriet Beecher Stowe wrote Uncle Tom's Cabin
Fugitive Slave Law required to return slaves if found in free territory
Kansas Nebraska Act (Bleeding Kansas) organized states of Kansas and Nebraska – allowed to choose slavery or not (Popular Sovereignty)
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