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South
Occupation
Slaves
Religion
Reform
100
people of mixed ancestry called mulattoes
What were a large number of free blacks in the South
100
owner of at least 20 slaves
What is a planter
100
The ability to reproduce and increase the number of slaves owned
Why were slave women valued by slave owners?
100
The Founding Fathers, such as Jefferson and Franklin
What are Deists
100
Reformed insane asylums
Who is Dorothea Lynde Dix
200
the profitability of plantation slavery reduced the motivation to industrialize
What is the major reason the south did not industrialize
200
yeoman farmers
What are most numerous white southerners
200
Met any kind of rebellion with brutal response
What are methods of preventing slave uprisings?
200
Mixed African and Christian elements
What is slave religion?
200
Reform movements had this in common
What is the impulse to "perfect" society
300
Ensured that the region became more dependent on enslaved black workers
What is the rapid expansion of the cotton belt
300
supervised the domestic household
What is a plantation mistress
300
Reason and conscience are stressed
What are Unitarians
300
Stressed reason and conscience
What is Unitarianism
300
Rehabilitation was the goal
what was the objective of the penitentiary system
400
Their own sense of honor
What is the moral code adhered to by southern men
400
Circuit rider
What were ministers on horseback
400
Frederick Douglas
Wrote a famous account of his life as a slave
400
African Americans found Methodist and Baptist churches attractive.
Emotional Energies
400
Practiced celibacy and owned everything in common
What were the Shakers
500
domestic slave trade
where slave owners in the antebellum South acquired additional slaves
500
Oberlin
What was the first college to admit both blacks and women
500
Working class people were attracted to Universalism
stressed the possibility of salvation to everyone
500
Because is stressed the possibility of salvation to all
Why were working class people attracted to Universalism
500
Transcendental Club
What was a loosely knit group of intellectually curious individuals