Chapter 6 Exam Review

The ________ party emerged by the mid 1830's to oppose President Jackson and the Democrats

In the early 1800's Americans believed the _______ was a wasteland

1832- the national nominating convention had replaced the ___ as method to choose pres. cand.  

Jackson supported the _____ because he believed that it opened up government to ordinary people

_________ won a major political victory by attacking/destroying the 2nd Bank of the U.S.

Religious leaders in the early 1800's organized to revive Americans' commitment to religion 

antislavery newspaper

largest group of immigrants to the U.S. between 1815-1860 came from 

The increase in voters and the arrival of new immigrants convinced Americans of the need for __

Jackson's vice president who suggested that South Carolina nullify the Tar. of Abominatins

Dorothea Dix led reform efforts to improve prisons and create special institutions for the ____

Despite the decision in _____, Jackson believed the Bank of the U.S. was unconstitutional 

___________ is moderation in the consumption of alcohol

antislavery approach that advocated slavery being ended over a period of time

When Congress passed the Tariff of Abominations __________ threatened to secede from the Union

___ was the primary person responsible for the development of a national abolitionist movement 

Stanton shocked others in the women's movement when she proposed that they focus on __________

The American Colonization Society hoped to move African Americans to __________

African American abolitionist whose antislavery speeches drew huge crowds

The ________ played an important role in keeping the money supply in the U.S. stable

Religious group (1830's) that believed that God intends to save everyone

movement that stressed the individual over society

organized the Seneca Falls Convention

president elected after Andrew Jackson, resided over the Panic of 1837

_________ saw slavery as an evil for which the nation needed to repent

The ____ provided money for relocating Native Americans to reservations on the Great Plains 

pledged not to vote for Catholics, nor allow Catholics (immigrants) to hold office

he was the 1st well-known advocate of abolition

Immigrants to the U.S. from Germany generally had enough money to _______________ 

published the Liberator and founded the American Anti-Slavery Society

______________ argued that enslaved African Americans should be freed immediately

Right after election, Jackson immediately announced his intention to relocate ________ 

What is the main reason that Southerners defended slavery?

set of ideas that evolved from belief that women should develop the family's character

Most _______ immigrants arriving to the U.S. between 1815-1860 settled in Pennsylvania and Ohio

The _________ marked the beginning of an organized women's movement

_____________ sprang up to spread religion and combat corruption in society

The House passed a ____ that shelved all abolitionist debate as a result of southern opposition

The new revivalism of the 1800's rejected the idea that _____________

author of A Treatise on Domestic Economy

the development of _______________ in the Northeast separated the home from the workplace

believed that Jesus Christ was a prophet, not the son of God (God is a Unity, not a Trinity)

idea that states had the right to declare federal laws invalid

Horace Mann led the _____________ movement

______ were supposed to rehabilitate prisoners, not just punish them

African American preacher who led an uprising in Virginia in which 50 people were killed

he founded the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints (Mormons)