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APUSH Mini-Unit

TermDefinition
Alexis de Tocqueville ¨Democracy in America¨ Study US prisons
Gustace de Beaumont Study US prisons
Charles Finney Most successful revivalist interpreted scripts literally recruited 1000s
Mother Ann Lee Shaker founder end was near, be prepared to meet your makers celibacy release signs through wild dances/fingertips, fully released when u collapse
Joseph Smith Founder of the Mormons published book of Mormons from old plats "The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Days Saints"
Brigham Young Takes over as President of Church for Mormons Leads Mormons to utah
William Miller Adventists --> Salvation/Advent Day God is coming on March 1844, then October 22, 1844
John Wesley led Revival movement in Church of England Death led to Methodists
Francis Asbury Methodist preacher
Peter Cartwright Methodist preacher
Robert Owen New Harmony Communal Experiment
John Humphrey Noyes Oneida Community perfection through cooperation not competition manufacturing skills complex marriages/sexual routine
Fanny Wright Nashoba
George Ripley Brook Farm Transcendentalist
Henry David Thoreau Transcendentalist "Walden or Life in the Woods"
Ralph Waldo Emerson Transcendentalist change through progress in public eye self-reliance
Walt Whitman Transcendentalist Leaves of Grass expression
Washington Irving Native New York Tales "Sketch Book" "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow"
James Fennimore Cooper American frontier life "Last of the Mohicans" "pioneers" "the spy" "leatherstocking tales"
Edgar Allen Poe Imagination, mystery, eeriness "The pit and the pendulum" "the murders of rue morgue" "the raven"
Herman Melville human quest to tame nature "moby dick"
Nathaniel Hawthorne Struggles of indiv. "Scarlet Letter" "House of Seven Gables"
Ben West American Art - First "Death of General Wolfe at the Battle of Quebec" "Death of Pale Horse"
John Singleton Copley American Art "Watson and the Shark"
John Trumbull American Art Student of Ben West Sketches of Amer. Hist. 4 paintings for U.S. capitol rotunda
Gilbert Stuart American Art Portrait Painter - George Washington - John Adams "The Skater"
Thomas Cole American Art Hudson River School of Painting
Fredrick Church American Art Hudson River School of Painting
Ascher B. Durand American Art Hudson River School of Painting
Lucretia Mott Women's Rights
Elizabeth Cady Stanton Women's Rights
Susan B. Anthony Women's Rights
Angelina Grimke Women's Rights
Sojourner Truth Women's Rights
Dorothea Dix Mentally Ill Treatment traveled to every state and studied conditions of mentally ill and spoke to every state legislature
Horace Mann Public Education Access increased access, and changed the curriculum similar to Dorothea Dix
Dr. Samuel Gridley Howe First school for the blind, used braille
William Lloyd Garrison Abolitionist "The Liberator"
Theodore Weld Abolitionist Intense religious beliefs abt slavery, made it a church
Angelina Grimke + Sarah Grimke Abolitionist "American Slavery as it is" - southern slave accts
Harriet Tubman Abolitionist Underground Railroad
Harriet Beecher Stowe Abolitionist "Uncle Tom's Cabin"
Fredrick Douglas Abolitionist "Narrative of the Life of Fredrick Douglas" "North Star" - newspaper
Elijah Lovejoy Abolitionist published "the liberator" martyr
John Brown Abolitionist Armed Rebellion and Uprising Bleeding Kansas John Brown's Raid
VanBuren Abolitionist Free Soil Party
Denmark Vessey Abolitionist Revolt
Nat Turner Abolitionist Revolt
Tappans' Abolitionists
Lincoln Will not spread slavery but will not end it
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