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Someone exiting a country |
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Someone coming in to a country |
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The cheapest form of travel on a ship |
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Something that makes you leave one country and go to another |
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A severe shortage of food |
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A negative opinion not based on facts |
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People who refused to hire immigrants |
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Wanted to ban Catholics and foreigners |
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Time period of painting beauty not just history |
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School to study painting landscapes and romanticism objects |
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Refused to pay taxes and was thrown in jail (Civil Disobedience) |
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A belief that EVERYTHING is God |
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Refusing to obey the law when you think they are wrong |
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Transcendentalist Writers |
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Edgar Allen Poe, Emily Dickinson, Nathaniel Hawthorne, Herman Melville (Believed that God is a feeling inside you) |
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A meeting to reawaken religious faith |
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A religious time period between 1790’s and early 1800’s where they preached sin was selfishness |
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A movement to stop people from drinking alcohol |
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A group of workers who band together to seek better working conditions |
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When workers stop working to get better working conditions |
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Started public education-called it the great equalizer |
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A reformer who was teaching Sunday school in prison and realized the abuse of the mentally insane, she started mental hospitals |
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Another name for the newspaper |
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An ideal society in New Harmony, Indiana where everyone shared everything |
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A religious group that shook with emotion, they made furniture and didn’t believe in marriage or having children |
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An attempt to end slavery |
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Slave who escaped north at 16. Wrote “An American Slave and The North Star” |
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Slave who spoke against slavery |
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Secret way for slaves to escape to Canada from slavery |
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Conductor on the Underground RR (railroad) |
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Fought for women’s right to vote called suffrage |
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1st Women’s rights convention |
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Women’s right to vote-19th amendment gave women this right |
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Wrote The Liberator the first anti-slavery newspaper |
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Angelina and Sarah Grimke |
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Spoke against slavery (abolitionist) |
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