Transcendentalism
Abolitionism
Utopian Societies
Politics
Miscellaneous (10)
100

Who was leading voice of transcendentalism?


Emerson

100

What was the biggest aid to fugitive slaves?


Underground Railroad
100

Farmers and artisans seeking refuge from the _____of 1837– 1843.


Economic depression

100

Which people feared tariffs?

Southerners 

100

Who increased the power of the executive branch significantly?

Jackson

200

First advocates of transcendentalism?



Unitarian ministers from well-to-do New England families who questioned the constraints of their Puritan heritage


200

Which rebellion did a collective of slaves manage to kill 55 whites in response to the oppressiveness of slavery?

Nat Turners rebellion

200

The United Society of Believers in Christ’s Second Appearing were?



Shakers



200

Who urged States to nullify the tariff of abominations?

John C Calhoun

200

Which 2 helped introduce political machines ?


Van Buren, Jackson

300

Emerson’s optimism inspired many religious preachers of?


2nd great awakening 
300

Which group of people launched a moral crusade to abolish the slave regime?


Northern evangelical Christians


300

Associated households men would share?


Women’s domestic labor 


300

Who was Nicholas Biddle and what was his significance? 

President of BUS, applied for charter 4 years early, ultimately got vetoed by Jackson

300

Who was appointed chief justice of the Supreme Court after Marshall died?

Roger B. Taney

400

Emerson celebrated those who rejected? 


Tradition and practiced self-discipline and civic responsibility.

400

By 1840, female abolitionists were asserting that traditional gender roles resulted in?


Domestic slavery of women


400

Who said the shakers were "pioneers of modern Socialism.”


John Humphrey Noyes



400

What was Jacksons response to Worcester vs Georgia?

Jackson ignores it, wanted to remove natives west of Mississippi

400

Who used the saying "Log cabins and hard cider" in their campaign?

William Henry Harrison

500

Who described his religious conversion in Emersonian terms: an individual in the woods, alone, joining with God in a mystical union.?


Charles Grandison Finney


500

To spread their message, the American Anti Slavery Society did what?


Used steam-powered presses to print a million pamphlets


500

Perfectionism attracted?



 New Englanders who had migrated to New York and Ohio.


500

What causes played into the panic of 1837?

Overspeculation, crop failures, panic in Europe

500

Compromise tariff of 1833 reduced tariffs by 10% per year for how many years?

10 years

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