Geography & Economics
Tech & Labor Systems
The Quarters Perspectives
Art, Beliefs & Reform
The Final Straw
100

According to the "G-E-C Chain," this is the primary factor that dictates a region's economy.

Geography

100

The "unintended consequence" of Eli Whitney's Cotton Gin was an increase in demand for this.

Enslaved Labor

100

The ability to act independently and make choices to preserve humanity.

Agency

100

 Art school emphasizing the "Sublime" and God's presence in nature.

Hudson River School

100

Sentiments modeled after the Declaration of Independence. 

Declaration of Sentiments

200

This geographic feature provided "free mechanical energy" for early textile mills.

The Fall Line

200

Term for a labor system where work is performed under threat of force.

Coercive Labor

200

 Narrative focusing on the sensory trauma of the Middle Passage.

Olaudah Equiano

200

 Architecture symbolizing a civilization modeled after ancient Greece.

 Greek Revival

200

1850 Law that forced Northerners to capture runaways

Fugitive Slave Act

300

 Why was Northern wealth "Liquid" compared to Southern "Fixed" wealth?

North wealth was in movable assets (banks/stocks).

300

Three defining characteristics of Chattel slavery in the U.S.

Permanent, race-based, and hereditary.

300

Tool called the "pathway from slavery to freedom" by Frederick Douglass.

Literacy / Education

300

 1844-45 event where Americans could no longer agree on Bible interpretation.

Religious Schism

300

 Militant Abolitionist who believed in purging slavery with blood.

John Brown

400

This region was known as the "Breadbasket" of America.

The West

400

Permanent, race-based, and hereditary.

The Planter Elite

400

How Harriet Jacobs redefined "family" through communal survival.

Fictive Kin networks

400

 Publisher of "The Liberator" was

William Lloyd Garrison

400

Formula for Conflict

Unjust Law + Radicalization = Total War

500

The Erie Canal created a massive economic link between these two regions.

The West and the North

500

 Why did Southern planters constantly need to look Westward for new land?

Cotton depletes soil nutrients quickly.

500

 Secret "Hush Harbor" meetings that preached liberation and equality.

The Invisible Church

500

Coverture" meant a woman's legal identity was

covered by her husband.

500

The Fugitive Slave Act + John Brown's Raid =

The Civil War


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