People
These people thought prisoners could become useful members of society?
Reformers
These were supported by taxes, thanks to Horace Mann?
public schools
Women were not allowed to own this.
Property
A term for the right to vote?
Suffrage
His revolt killed nearly 60 people, even those that were nice to him.
Nat Turner
This publisher wanted all slaves freed immediately?
William Lloyd Garrison
This occurred in part due to the Gov’t refusal to accept paper money for federal land.
Panic of 1837
Where 5000 Indians died of starvation and exhaustion.
Trail of Tears
Westward caravans were also known as
Wagon Trains
Dorothea Dix wanted humane hospitals for these people instead of regular prisons.
The insane (aka Purdue Fans)
These young Americans pursued trading in the Rockies?
Mountain Men
This reform effort gained support at the Seneca Falls Convention.
The Women’s Rights Movement
Wagon trains and riding horseback was the most popular way to get here (where)
The West
The belief that God intended for us to expand to the west coast
Manifest Destiny
Founder of the Mormons killed by a mob in Illinois?
Joseph Smith
Quaker woman that helped start the American anti-slavery society with Elizabeth Cady Stanton?
Lucretia Mott
These people were in favor of extending the US clear to the Pacific Ocean.
Expansionists
What Americans wanted when they would force Indians to move
their land
William Lloyd Garrison’s newspaper was called
The Liberator
He led the Mormons west to present day Utah.
Brigham Young
He opposed the Bank of the US because he thought it favored the wealthy?
Andrew Jackson
These groups sought to eliminate the sale and use of alcohol.
Temperance
Working in the tobacco & _________ fields was the most common place for slaves to work
Cotton
What war was the Battle of New Orleans part of?
1812
The Log Cabin Campaign put him in the Whitehouse, for the shortest presidency ever.
William Henry Harrison
They were children of a southern slaveholder that moved north and joined the abolition movement.
Angelina and Sarah Grimke
This was based on the Declaration of Independence.
Declaration of Sentiments
Remember this was the cry for Texas’ independence
The Alamo
Henry David Thoreau’s term for not obeying laws that are morally unjust.
Civil Disobedience
Epicenter of the 2nd Great Awakening
Kentucky Frontier
This is the battle where Jackson earned national popularity?
Battle of New Orleans
The Mexican American War made the boundary of Texas the Rio Grande instead of this river
Nueces
Zachary Taylor routed the more numerous Mexicans at this bloody battle
Buena Vista
Since they couldn’t read or write, runaway slaves followed this on the underground RXR to escape to the North.
the North Star
One of the most influential revivalist during the 2nd Great Awakening
Charles Grandison Finney
Her speech, “Ain’t I a woman?” caused someone to yell “No, you’re a man.” At which point she pulled up her shirt and flashed them in Silver Lake, Indiana?
Sojourner Truth