US History "Reforming the U.S."

Pro-slavery supporters argued 

In 1842, the Supreme Court case of ___________supported the worker’s right to strike.

Leader in the fight to separate the mentallyinsane from regular prisoners.

The temperance movement fought to

Emphasized reason rather than emotion indiscovering an inner utopia

Term meaning to free slaves without paying slaveowners.

African American churches in the North differedfrom those in the South in that

Why did some feminists refuse to support the abolition movement?

Tried to get women to support the abolitionmovement.

Method of protest used by unions to gainworker’s rights.

A slave from Maryland that escaped slavery & help antislavery movements in the North.

Usually involved working in agriculture; foundin the countryside.

Utopian community that refused to marry or havechildren.

The religious reformation in the United Statesduring the 1800s was also known as 

Published by William Lloyd Garrison, promised tofight for the emancipation of all slaves.

Prevented public debate of the issue of slavery.

Newspaper published by Frederick Douglass, It included messages to help slavesescape the South.

The “cult of domesticity” saw the woman’s roleas

Thehealth reform movement fought to

The abolition movement fought to 

Saw slavery figures outvote anti-slaveryleaders 73-58 in favor of keeping slavery in Virginia.

Which of the following was a job within the1800s factory?

Most experienced worker within a factory.

Pride in your nation.

The education movement fought to

Nat Turner’s rebellion

Least experienced worker within a factory.

_________ was the convention that saw thecreation of the women’s rights movement.

Which of the following movements was one thatsaw heavy participation by women?

Free black that published Appeal to the Colored Citizens of the World in 1829.

Leaders of the women’s rights movement; Createdmeeting at Seneca Falls.

Reformationis best defined as

A Utopia is a 

__________ see workers work together to fightfor better rights in the workplace.

The transcendentalist movement

South Carolinian sisters thatfought for abolition of slavery.

Seen as the “better” slavery to work; found withincities.

Idea that God has already predetermined ifpeople will go to Heaven or Hell.

Religious awakening that saw people spend days energetically praising God.

An example of a revivalist preacher.