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History Midterm 1

People of constitution to the civil war

PersonImportanceWith what important event
William Garrison Newspaper called "The Liberator" Abolition Movement
HB Stowle Uncle Toms Cabin Abolition Movement
F. Douglas ran away from slavery/newspaper called "Nort Star"/risked freedom to help others Abolition Movement
Lovejay Marter Abolition Movement
John Brown Marter/tryed to free slaves and give them weapons to fight back/hung Abolition Movement
Theobald Matthew catholic priest/persuaded thousands to sign pledge Temperance Movement
George Cruikshank wrote books to help movement Temperance Movement
Joseph Livesey signed pledge Temperance Movement
Carry Nation protested in bars with bible and axe Temperance Movement
Mary Lyons opened Mount Holyoke Female school Education Movement
Dorthea Dix went to teach sunday school at prison, saw what was happeneing, wanted to change things Prison Movement
Robert Owen started New Harmony Utopian Movement
George Ripley started Brook Farm commune Utopian Movement
Brigham Young converted Mormon who became the head of Mormon Church, moved to Utah to work with Mormans Utopian Movement
Francois Marie Charles Fourier French Utopian socialist Utopian Movement
Etienne Cabet French philosopher and Utopian socialist Utopian Movement
Henery Clay Great Compromiser Civil War
Stephen Douglas Runner in election of 1860/popular soverignity Civil War
John Bell runner in the election of 1860/constutinoal union party Civil War
John Breckenridge runner in the election of 1860/protection for slavery Civil War
Abraham Lincoln runner in the election of 1860/won/stop spread of slavery Civil War
Dred Scott Slave who fought for freedom after being brought to free land Civil War
Robert Hayne governor of SC/former senator Civil War
Daniel Webster union saver Civil War
Roger Taney cheif justice in Dred Scott case Civil War
John Brown ran a raid to help free slaves Civil War
Charles Sumner fought becase of bleeding K Civil War
Preston Brooks fought becase of bleeding K Civil War
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