ELECTION OF 1828
This man used Jeffersonian ideas to push Jackson into presidency.
Who was Martin Van Buren?
This man wrote the “foreign conspiracy against liberties of the United States.”
Who is Samuel F. B. Morse?
This group aided fugitive slaves and provided lodging and jobs for escaped blacks in free states.
What is the Underground Railroad?
This political theory advocated the common ownership of property.
What is Socialism?
Considered the father of transcendentalism.
Who is Ralph Waldo Emerson?
Jackson was supported in the North and declared by over fifty newspapers as both…
What is “Old Hickory” and “Self Made man”?
The denomination of most religious immigrants influenced American born people.
What is Catholicism?
Between 1835 and 1838, the American Anti-Slavery Society collected 500k signatures for this.
What are petitions against slavery?
These radical religists believed that Ann Lee Stanley (Mother Ann) was the Second Coming of Christ.
Who were the Shakers?
Transcendentalism took inspiration from this ideology.
What is European romanticism?
The party that supported Jackson and pushed for “equality” and popular rule.
Who are Democrats?
Nativists stated their feelings about immigrants through this idea.
What is Temperance?
From 1836-1844 the House of Representatives implemented this informal agreement to automatically disregard anti-slavery petitions.
What is the gag rule?
This leading socialist envisioned small communal societies in which Men and Women cooperated in both agriculture and industry.
Who was Charles Fourier?
Believed that god was a single entity.
Who were the Unitarians?
The first president from Tennessee and a war hero.
Who was Andrew Jackson?
A prominent member of a Nativist gang called the Bowery Boys.
Who is William Poole aka Bill the butcher?
The first African American newspaper, published in 1827, published by John Russwurm and Samuel D. Cornish.
What is Freedom’s Journal?
Evangelical Protestant Movement that believed that Christ had already returned to Earth, and therefore people could aspire to sinless perfection.
What was perfectionism?
The basis of transcendentalism is remaking/finding oneself in this area/place.
What is nature?
Served as vice president with Jackson in 1828.
Who was John C. Calhoun?
Prominent nativist party founded in 1844 that is also known as American Party.
What is the know-nothing party?
This was written by Abolitionists to appeal to religious Americans.
What is The Bible Against Slavery?
The original perfectionist community was moved from Putney, Vermont, to this place in 1848.
What is Oneida, New York?
This ideology states that God is immersed within the universe, specifically in nature.
What is pantheism?