Slavery
Abolitionists
The Era of Reform
Women's Rights/Transcendentalists
Art & Literature/Transcendentalism
100

What is a name for the wealthy planters who made their money from cotton in the mid-1800s?

Cottonocracy

100

What is a person who wanted to end slavery?

Abolitionist

100

What are the views held by people, in general?

Public Opinion

100

What is an organized campaign to win legal, educational, employment, and other rights for women?

Women's Rights Movement

100
What is the belief in the uniqueness and importance of each individual?

Individualism

200

What are laws that controlled the lives of enslaved Africans and African Americans and denied them basic rights?

Slave Codes

200

What is a network of abolitionists who secretly helped African Americans to escape to freedom?

Underground Railroad

200

What is an organized attempt to improve what is unjust or imperfect in society?

Social Reform

200

What is an 1848 meeting at which activists called for equal rights for women, often seen as the birthplace of the women's rights movement?

Seneca Falls Convention

200

What is one of a group of New England writers and thinkers who believed that the most important truths transcended, or went beyond, human reason?

Transcendentalist

300

What were the four cash crops of the South, and which was king?

Tobacco, rice, sugar, and cotton

Cotton was king

300

True or False: White slave holders were supportive of abolitionists in both the South and the North.

False

300

What machine made cotton processing and cleaning easier?

Cotton gin

300

Transcendentalists believed that people should not follow reason, but instead listen to what?

Intuition

300

True or False: Freed slaves struggled to find any level of success

False

400

What could happen to enslaved African American families?

They could be broken up by their owners

400

Who were Frederick Douglass and William Lloyd Garrison?

A prominent black abolitionist and a prominent white abolitionist

400

The South depended heavily on the North for what items?

Goods manufactured in factories

400

Transcendentalists thought nature was what, and that the human spirit reflected what?

Divine; Nature

400

Who was Ralph Waldo Emerson?

A prominent Transcendentalist author

500

How did the North and West inadvertently promote slavery?

Through commercial links with the south

500

Where was rice, sugar, and tobacco grown?

Where was cotton mostly grown?

The coastline of the South

The inland areas of the South

500

How did the factory industry in the South compare to the factory industry in the North?

It was much smaller

500

What other leaders did transcendentalists inspire?

MLK and Gandhi

500

What does each person have that they should follow?

An inner light