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chapter 14 vocab

QuestionAnswer
emigrants people who leave the country
immigrant person who arrives at a country
steerage the cheapest deck on a ship
push-pull factors included pop. growth, agricultural changes, crop failures, industrial revolution,religious and political turmoil, immigrants chose u.s. for freedom, economic oppurtunity, and abundant land
famine food shortage
prejudice a negative opinion
nativist native born americans
romanticism european art
hudson river school art school
transcendentalism philosophy created by emerson and thoreau
civil disobedience to refuse a law peacefully
revival meeting to reawaken religious faith
2nd great awakening renewal of religious faith in the 1790 and early 1800s
temperance movement campaign to stop the drinking of alcohol
labor union a group of workers who band together to find a better workking condition
strike stop of work to demand better conditions
horace mann called public education the great equalizer
dorothy dix taught women at jail and made states build 32 hospitals for the mental
abolition the movement to end slavery
frederick douglas slave
sojourner truth slave
underground railroad way to escape to the north
harriet tubman slave and one of the most famous directors
elizabeth cady stanton abolitionist
SUFFRAGE THE RIGHT TO VOTE
SENECA FALLS CONVENTION FOR WOMEN'S RIGHT
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