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| Who received the most votes for President in 1824, but lost the election? |
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| Who was elected President in 1836 inheriting problems with a depression? |
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| What war hero and Indian fighter was elected in 1840, yet died a few months later? |
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| What Speaker of the House was a "favorite son" from Kentucky? |
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| What were the Cherokee, Creek, Seminole, Chickasaw and Choctaw Indians called? |
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| Approved by Jackson in 1830, what law forced the Indians to move West? |
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| What son of a former President won the election of 1824 with Clay's help? |
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| What was created by Congress as a land for the Indians in 1834? |
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| What tribe was victimized alon the Trail of Tears? |
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| Who was elected President in 1844 with the promise to bring Texas into the Union? |
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| Who tried to organize a woman's trade union, but failed to make any gains? |
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| The anti-immigration American Party was best known by what nickname? |
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| Mainly due to a potato blight, what forced many in Ireland to come to America? |
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| Who took overthe Tredegar Iron Works helping it become a major Southern factory? |
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| What free black family from Louisiana owned over 400 slaves? |
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| What was the network of safe-houses aiding the escape of slaves to the North? |
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| What type of slaves worked in and around the house? |
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| What type of slaves worked as blacksmiths, carpenters, shoemakers, etc.? |
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| Which was the most common type of slave workers? |
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| Who aided more than 300 slaves to freedom in the North? |
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| Who was an early leader in public education from Massachusetts? |
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| What college was the first to accept women and blacks? |
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| What movement called for laws to be passed to limit or ban the use of alcohol? |
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| Which early women's rights leader helped organize the 1st major convention? |
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| What do we call the wave of religious fervor during the 1800's? |
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| What is a term which refers to the right to vote? |
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| What was the first state to allow women the right to vote? |
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| Sarah and Angelina Grimke |
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| Sisters that were wealthy ex-slave owners that became abolitionists? |
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| Communities based on a vision of a perfect society. |
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| Trained high school graduates to become teachers. |
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| What country was formed by ex-slaves who were taken back to Africa? |
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| Who was the most famous ex-slave/public speaker/abolitionist/author? |
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| Who became the most well=-known leader of the women's rights movement? |
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| What was the frontier camp meetings of regligious groups called? |
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| What was the site of the 1st and greatest women's rights convention in July, 1848? |
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| Advanced education for mentally ill and prisoners. |
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| Ex-slave abolitionist/women's rights leader |
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| Developed methods to teach the hearing impaird. |
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| Quaker/early women's/civil rights leader. |
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| Developed raised lettered books for the blind. |
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