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Chpt 14 Terms/Names

Chpt 14 Glossary/ After You Read

QuestionAnswer
Abolitionist Someone working to end slavery.
Artisan Skilled workers who make products by hand.
Culture A people's customs, beliefs, laws, and ways of living.
Philosophy A set of opinions about life and the world
Rehabilitate To prepare people to live useful lives after their release from prison
Scandinavia Region that includes the countries of Denmark, Norway, and Sweden.
Urban Related to a city.
Repeal Cancel.
Resolution Pledge to do something or to keep from doing it.
Slang Special words and meanings that are used in place of standard language.
Emigrant A person who leaves a country.
Immigrant A person who settles in a new country.
Famine A severe food shortage.
Prejudice A negative opinion not based on facts.
Romanticism A style of art that stressed the individual, imagination, creativity, and emotion.
Transcendentalism A philosophy that taught that the spiritual wold is more important than the physical one.
Revivals Meetings to reawaken religious faith.
Strike A stopping of work to demand better conditions.
Abolition The movement to end slavery
Suffrage The right to vote.
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