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TEST #8 Study Guide

History

QuestionAnswer
Annexation of Territory Country incorporates from another country.
Results of the Mexican War U.S. expands from sea to sea.
Withdraw from the U.S. South Carolina threatened to secede.
An Immigrant Person settles in a new country.
Pull Factors Freedom, Abundant Land and Economic Opportunities.
Reasons for Europeans to come to the U.S. Economic Opportunity, Religious Freedom and to escape famine.
Elizabeth Cady Stanton Suffrage allowed women to vote. Women have same rights as men.
Sarah Grimke Women have equal rights.
Social Reformers Elizabeth C. Stanton, Dorothea Dix, Fedrick Douglas.
Sojourner Truth Women should have equal rights.
Horace Mann Public education gives knowledge and skills.
James F. Cooper/Henry Wadsworth Wrote about Native America characters.
Walt Whitman "Leaves of Grass"
Dorothea Dix Mental Health/Prison Reform
Andrew Jackson Common man's President, 2nd U.S. Bank was unconstitutional.
Nullification Crisis Daniel Webster believed people not the states make the unions.
Temperance Movement to stop drinking of alcohol.
Labor Union Workers get together foe better working conditions.
"Uncle Tom's Cabin" Explained cruel treatment of slaves.
Abolition Liberator, voice in struggle for against slavery.
Famine in Ireland Not enough food to eat.
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