Lambrecht-U.S. History 10-Chapter 8 Test

Pretty much all of section 4 is in regard to the __________________ of the American Renaissance

The Gag Rule led to even more lively abolition deabte in the House of Representatives

The first textile/factory city/town in the U.S. was Atlanta, Georgia.

Frederick Douglass was an escaped slave who started an abolition publication called The North Star

Who led a slave rebellion in Virginia that led to the deaths of 260 people and the leader's execution?

Dorthea Dix was unsuccessful in her attempts at prison and mental health reform.

The Cult of ______________ greatly restricted American women's lives.

Charles Grandison Finney is credited with spurring on the revivalist movement and the Second Great Awakening

The Industrial Age was spurred on by the coal mining business

American Renaissance author of the macabre, and poems and stories like The Raven and The Telltale Heart.

Seneca Falls. Declaration of Sentiments. One of the key leaders of the Women's reform movement.

The Shakers wanted to heavily poulate the earth with their members.

Population in the U.S. grew by over 15% in just __________ years.

The rise of American authors and uniquely American literature could be considered a social/cultural fact.

Encouraged people, through his "appeals" to fight actively against slavery.

Brook Farm was a famous ____________________ society.

Many abolitionists wanting emancipation without any compensation to the owners would be considered an economic fact.

Henry David Thoreau was all for ________________________.

Which American poet is considered one of the founders of Transcendentalism and wrote Concord Hymn and Boston Hymn

William Lloyd Garrison feared the abolition movement and what might happen because of it.

The first coeducational college in the U.S. was ____________________.

Which female escaped slave became an important voice for emancipation.

Unitarians believed in Predestination

Church membership soaring during the Second Great Awakening would be considered an economic fact.

One political element of the early 1800s would be the courts ultimately upholding workers' right to strike.

Transcendentalism was a major economic element of the American Renaissance