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Chapter 14 TAT

QuestionAnswer
people who leave a country emigrant
people who settle in new countries immigrant
the cheapest deck on a ship steerage
population growth, agriculture changes, crop failure, industrial revolution, religious and political turmoil push factor
a severe food shortage famine
a negative opinion based on facts prejudice
native-born americans who wanted to eliminate foreign influence nativist
Freedom, economic oppertunity, abundant land pull factor
european artistic movement that stressed the individual , imagination, creativity, and emotion romanticism
a group of painters influenced by romanticism hudson river school
a group of thinkers with a new philosophy transcendentalism
when people peacefully refuse to obey the law civil disobedience
meeting to reawaken religious faith revival
the renewal of religious faith in the 1790's and the early 1800's 2nd great awakeninig
a campaign to stop the drinking of alcohol temperance movement
a group of workers who band together to seek better working conditions labor union
stopping worrk to demand better conditions strike
head of a school horace mann
a reformer from boston, teached at a women's jail dorothea dix
meeting to reawaken religious faith revival
the renewal of religious faith in the 1790's and the early 1800's 2nd great awakeninig
a campaign to stop the drinking of alcohol temperance movement
a group of workers who band together to seek better working conditions labor union
stopping worrk to demand better conditions strike
head of a school horace mann
a reformer from boston, teached at a women's jail dorothea dix
the movement to end slavery abolition
spoke from their experience from slavery federick douglass
spoke from their experience from slavery sojourner truth
above ground series of escape routes from the south to the north underground railroad
one of the most famous conductors harriet tubman
was a abolitionist elizabeth cady stanton
for women rights on july 19 and 20, 1848 seneca falls convention
the right to vote suffrage
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