Famous Faces
A hero of the War of 1812, this person was known as a 'man of the people.'
Andrew Jackson
This social movement recruited millions to campaign against the evils of drink
Temperance Movement
When this diplomatic agreement was reached, 75,000 loyalists left the United States
U.S.-Britain Peace Treaty
The Trail of Tears
This movement opposed immigration, and was especially hostile to Catholics
Nativism
After winning their freedom in New York, this person became a powerful abolitionist speaker
Sojourner Truth
Cherokee women led the first wave of this political cause
anti-Indian Removal Movement
This legal process ended slavery in many Northern states
Gradual Abolition
This group traveled from the US, to Canada, to Africa in search of land and freedom
Black Loyalists
Dozens of books were written to warn young men about this dangerous character
The Confidence Man
This person led Cherokee nation in opposition to dispossession
John Ross
Supporters of this cause included William Lloyd Garrison and Frederick Douglass
Abolitionism
Passed in 1830, this law was a blow to the Cherokee Nation
Indian Removal Act
This seismic economic change saw thousands of people move to urban centers
Market Revolution
White men in Rhode Island campaigned to end this restriction
Voting Restricted to Property Owners
This person escaped from slavery by posing as a sailor
Frederick Douglass
This religious movement stressed that all souls were capable of salvation, through action in this world
Second Great Awakening
This court case handed Cherokee Nation a victory that would not be enforced
Worcester v. Georgia
Several thousand people emigrated to this nation in search of equality
Haiti
Young women took advantage of this stressful state of affairs to attend parties and balls
British military occupation
This person founded The Liberator newspaper
William Lloyd Garrison
‘Moral suasion’ was a core principle of this activist organization
American Anti-Slavery Society
This law said that immigrants could only become citizens if they were “free white persons.”
Naturalization Act, 1790
This group of abolitionists and enslavers was strongly opposed by most free African Americans.
American Colonization Society
This type of employment gave workers control over where and when they worked. But it also led to low wages and poor conditions
Free Labor