'Abolition movement' presentation slideshows

Chapter 15 Notes

Chapter 15 Notes. A Divided Nation. The Compromise of 1850 seemed a triumph of good statesmanship. It postponed a confrontation over the issue of secession. The election of 1852 marked the beginning of the end for the Whig Party. There was little talk about states seceding from the Union.

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The Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade and the Abolition of Slavery

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Chapter 14 Overview

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Chapter 11 & 12

Chapter 11 & 12. Part 2 . Immigration. Immigration to the United States increased between 1840 and 1860 . 1.5 million Irish immigrants arrived in the United States, mainly in the Northeast. Immigration.

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ABOLITION – the movement to end slavery

1. ABOLITION – the movement to end slavery. 2. WILLIAM LLOYD GARRISON – abolitionist who publishes a newspaper called The Liberator. William Lloyd Garrison. 2. The Liberator was printed in Boston. Spread the word of the abolition movement in the North. 3.

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Lesson 16: Reforming American Society

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Module 3A: Unit 1: Lesson 4

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Quick Write

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John Brown- Hero of Abolition or Insane Lunatic?

John Brown- Hero of Abolition or Insane Lunatic?. Using the PowerPoint Template, create a presentation about John Brown. Decide whether he was insane or justified in his actions against slavery. YOU MAY ONLY USE ABC-CLIO SOURCES. (Pictures may be used from Google Images as well).

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THE SLAVE TRADE

THE SLAVE TRADE. JOB DESCRIPTION OF A SLAVE:. WHAT IS A SLAVE?. Sex - . Male or female. Any age; from 4 until death. Age -. Characteristics -. Poor and vulnerable; prisoners captured in tribal wars; Africans captured by European slave traders. Hours -.

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Slavery & Abolition

Slavery & Abolition. Chapter 8 Section 2. I Abolitionists Speak Out. Africanb Aericans were joined by some whites in support of abolition Abolition= Movement to outlaw slavery. A. William Lloyd Garrison. WLG oublished the Liberator to deliver mnessage of Emancipation

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Romanticism

Romanticism. By: Jed Ransdell , Tyler Calvert, Chrissy Browning, Jasmine Whalen, Isaiah Stovall. Define the experience of the Mormons in the early 19 th century. Map their trek to Utah.

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Religion

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William Lloyd Garrison

William Lloyd Garrison. Sam Bleifer Andrew Brodrick. Biography. Born on December 10th, 1805 in Newburyport, Masschussetts When he was 3, his father abandoned his family. Lived with a Baptist deacon for a portion of his childhood and recieved and rudimentary education.

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Unit Four: Reform Movement Vocabulary

Unit Four: Reform Movement Vocabulary. Day 1.

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Abolition & The Underground Railroad

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Reform and reformers in America

Reform and reformers in America. By Shac Marquis Paul. Abolition Movement. The social movement to end slavery Who is involved: William Lloyd Garrison, Harriet Beecher Stowe, Frederick Douglas, Harriet Tubman

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Spirituals

Spirituals. Religious (generally Christian) songs created by enslaved African people in the U.S. Generally about overcoming hardships and obtaining freedom (secret messages) No instruments. Frederick Douglass. Escaped slavery (took several tries) Leader in Abolition movement

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