Hopes of Immigrants
Reforming American Society
Abolition and Women's Rights
Vocabulary
Vocabulary Part 2
100

What is the opposite of an immigrant?

Emigrant

100

A group of workers who get together to fight for better working conditions.

labor union

100
A conductor of the Underground Railroad who led enslaved people to freedom.

Harriet Tubman 

100

to stop work and demand better working conditions

strike

100

severe food shortage leading to starvation

famine 

200

What are the positive and negative forces that make a person leave their country, or go to one?

Pull and Push Factors

200

This religious group of people tried to reform society based on their religious values but severely died out.

Shakers

200

Speaker for the Massachusettes Anti-Slavery Society, who was also an escaped slave.

Fredrick Douglass

200

a series of escape routes used by slaves to escape the South

Underground Railroad

200

the right to vote

suffrage

300

This party fought against immigration and any foreign people holding office.

Know-Nothing Party.

300

The first college to accept women.

Oberlin 

300

Abolitionist speaker who chose her own name after escaping slavery.

Sojourner Truth

300

the campaign to stop the drinking of alchohol.

temperance movement

300

the movement to end slavery

abolition

400

What was the method AND type of conditions used by most immigrants to sail to America?

Boats and the steerage

400

"The great equalizer" who set out to develop public education for all ages. 

Horace Mann

400

The first women's rights convention held in New York.

Seneca Falls Convention

400

a negative opinion that is not based upon facts

prejudice

400

Native-born Americans who wnated to eliminate foreign influence

nativist 

500

John Jacob Bausch and Henry Lomb invented what in 1853? 

lenses for eyeglasses

500

What was Thomas H. Gallaudet famous for in 1817?

created school for the deaf

500

What abolitionist newspaper did William Lloyd Garrison publish in 1831?

The Liberator

500

the religion that was feared to overthrow the democracy in America.

Roman Catholic Faith

500

the doctrine, or belief, that each person can experience a sudden change convertion and experience a new spiritual relationship with God

evangelicalism

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