6.6 Women work for Change + 6.5 The Abolitionist Movement + 6.4 Second Great Awakening & Refor

All were types of mining for gold in California EXCEPT

They helped to open trails through the Rocky Mountains?

Texan settlers honored the agreements to get land in Texas from Mexico.

She was the most integral leader of women gaining the right to vote?

As the nation gained more territory and states, slavery and the expansion became more of an issue.

Territories that the U.S. wanted from Mexico except?

During the era women could keep any mone earned or inherited from their husband.

Movment for tax supported schools to provid skills, intellgent citizens and workers? (Horace Mann was the leader.)

First states to outlaw slavery?

Thoreau and Civil Disobedience inspired MLK and civil rights movment.

Slave revolts and or violence led to stricter?

Expanding the vote to white who did not own property or business helped him get elected?

They led and failed slave revolts or uprisings except?

All of the following groups faced discrimination EXCEPT

This become a rallying call for Texas independence?

The abolition as inspired by all of the following except

The classes presentations on origins, compromises, causes of Civil war could have been better.

There were over 2000 slave revolts in the 1800s.

Name for the march of thousands of Native Americans out of Florida/South where many died on the way?

New slaves were outlawed in what year?

This openend some new job opportunities in mills and factories?

Was the U.S. justified in going to war with Mexico and taking all the territory that they did?

Pefect Societies?

All of the following influenced the women's rights movment EXCEPT?

The U.S. advantages in the war were all of the following EXCEPT

During the California gold rush you were more likely to make money selling materials to miners.

Slaves faced all of the following except?

Of the 2 million slaves in early and mid 1800s, how many were under 18?

What NFL team was named after the CA gold rush?

In the 1830s many affluent women were more able to work for women's rights because

freedmen is a term for a former slave owner

Limitations on women's rights, such as not owning property, holding office, or right to vote, were generally result of

Movement to help the disadvanteged

Nearly all Utopian communities in the Americas were successful.

Most of the preacher of the Second Great Awakening were ?

One of the first state to expand property rights to women.

President James K. Polk drafted a war resolution after the clash between U.S. soldiers and Mexico at the border.

The initial fight for Texas independence was led by whom?

Women were not the main workers in the Social Reform movment.

A revolution here inspired many others to fight against slavery?

some in North against ending slavery because they would take jobs.

Thoreau was jailed for not paying his taxes in protest of ?

Warring and conflict with these groups limited Spanish settlement for a time?

The two most influential organizers of the Seneca Falls Convention were

What was the primary reason Spain founded the colonies of Texas and California?

Which other movement in the early 1800s influenced the women's rights movement EXCEPT?

The admission of California as a state to he union would not unbalance slave and free states.

1800s Movement where many Americans were inspired to worship, change themselves and the world?

Even today women on average are paid less than men.

Treaty between Mexico and the U.S which set borders, lands, soldiers, and payment?

Rather than following religious doctrines, Transcendentalists believed that people should?

After 1821, according to the Mexican government, settlers in Texas were to do all of the following EXCEPT

The Texas military leader that commited atrocities ath the Alamo and Goliad was Antonio Lopes de Santa Ana

This group of settlers resorted to cannibalism when caught in a snowstorm ?

The U.S. had significant advantages in the Mexican-American war.

By the mid 1800s more than half of Americans were Protestant.

Mexico's government recognized Texas and border expansion,

Wrote, spoke, amd published writings against slaver/for abolition?

This occured in 1821 greatly affecting relations/future in West?

Transcendentalist who wrote essay, Civil Disobedience, inspiring people to follow their conscience/disobey unjust laws ?

All of the following influenced the Second Great Awakening EXCEPT?

The concept American expansionists used to justify westw?ard territorial growth was called

We gained Oregon (Washington, Idaho, Oregon) in the Mexican-American War.

This increased feelings and movements of Nationalism in U.S.?

All of these groups faced discrimination and or loss of land in CA gold rush period and after EXCEPT

In the time period there was a movment to ban commerce, business, mail etc on the sabbath.

Women could not legally testify against their husband, divorce, or gain custody of children in the era/

California statehood increased political tensions because it?

This law required local help to catc fugitive slaves?

Among Dorothea Dix's accomplishments was

The purpose of the 1851 Fort Laramie Treaty was to?

This helped to gain areas in west to build a railroad across?

This forbid the discussion of slavery in congress?

Favored annexation of Texas, but could not get support in congress.

The key purpose of the Wilmot Proviso was?

The annexation of Texas did not complicate the issue and clashes over the expansion of slavery.

In the 1800s, the political reason for anti-Catholicism was that

We gained all of the following in the Mexican American War EXCEPT

Texas was largely populated by Hispanics/Tejanos.

Important for survival and or escape from slavery and or daily suffering?

The rise of churches and church membership complicated the issue of religion and what?

All were arguments by south for slavery except?

With this Mexico sold area in west to U.S.?