lesson 1
People who opposed immigration
Nativists
A person who comes to live in a foreign country
immigrants
a religous reform during the 1790s and early 1800s
second great awakening
campaign to abolish slavery
Abolition movement
attended the worlds anti slavery convention< wasn"t allowed in
elizabeth stanton
Political party that made it difficult for foreigners to become citizens.
Know-nothing party
transcendentalist tried to make perfect society called
Utopian communities
one of the most important leaders of the second great awakening
Charles Finney
founded the Philadelphia female anti slavery act
Lucretia Mott
first public meeting over woman's rights
Seneca falls convention
Social and economical level between poor and rich
Middle class
wrote the scarlet letter, famous poet
Nathalie Hawthorne
Tried to oppose charles finney
lyman beecher
convinced by Quaker friend to become abolition speaker
William Garrison
documented details and beliefs over injustices of women
declaration of sentiments
poorly designed apartments made to fit many people
tenements
wrote famous poem, the raven
Edgar poe
movement that wanted all children to be taught in a common place
common school movment
MOST INFLUENTAL ABOLITION GROUP
AMERICAN ANTI_SLAVERY SOCIETY
a well known female spokes person< especially known in the early years
LUCY STONE
the rules of baseball were solidified this year;
1845
free points, say yes
yes
Leader of common school movement and has a cool name
Horace mann
HARRIET TUBMAN
RADICAL GROUP, THOUGHT ABOLITION WASN'T AS IMPORTANT AS WOMENS RIGHTS
NWSA