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The Antebellum

The Antebellum. By James Holstad. How To Use This Slide Show. Read through the slides and click to go to the next slide. Some words are underlined and blue. You can click on these words for more information about them. After you click on these words, you will be brought to a new slide.

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Copy the following onto NB p. 97.

Copy the following onto NB p. 97. What role did each of these people or groups play in the fight against slavery? Quakers - Benjamin Lundy - Benjamin Banneker - American Colonization Society - William Lloyd Garrison - Elijah P. Lovejoy - Theodore Dwight Weld -

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Andrew Jackson

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UNIT 3 NOTES: THE REFORM ERA

UNIT 3 NOTES: THE REFORM ERA. EDUCATION REFORM. EARLY SCHOOLS. Early Characteristics One room, one stove, one teacher Up to grade 8 Stayed open only a few months a year Blacks in the South were legally forbidden to receive instruction in reading and writing

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Antebellum Period

Antebellum Period. Sarah Quintanilla Tanner Day. JACKSONIAN DEMOCRACY. Belief in Common Man Expanded Suffrage Patronage Opposition to Privileged Elites. Belief in Common Man. Andrew Jackson was an average man Little education Was like the common American. Expanded Suffrage .

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U.S. History 101

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Tri- Quarterly Review

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Slavery Divides the Nation

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Sectionalism

Sectionalism. The Road to War. Regional Differences. North. South. West. A brief history of slavery in the US. Middle Passage: 15 million taken, 3 million died in journey, major part of triangle trade including sugar, rum and slaves. Profits on slaving voyage averaged 30%.

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disunion

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Chapter 12 the second great awakening

Chapter 12 the second great awakening. Second Great Awakening. Known as the rise of evangelism mostly due to the end of government sponsorship of certain institutions. Baptists and Methodists looked forward to it. Protestants feared loosing followers to Catholics Methodists and Mormons.

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The Age of Jackson: 1824-1840

The Age of Jackson: 1824-1840. By: Rose Jao & Josh Hawn. Key Tenets of Jacksonian Democracy. Belief in the common man Jacksonians - great respect for the sense and abilities of common man Andrew Jackson - seen as common man who represented the interests of people. E xpanded suffrage

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Abolitionist Movement

Abolitionist Movement. Abolitionist Movement. 1816 ? American Colonization Society created (gradual, voluntary emancipation. British Colonization Society symbol. Abolitionist Movement. Create a free slave state in Liberia, West Africa.

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Movements to end slavery

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Abolition

1830s. Abolition. Some Americans that had opposed slavery for years began organizing a movement to support a complete end to slavery in the United States. -Abolitionists came from a variety of backgrounds and each opposed slavery for different reasons.

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Slavery

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Chapter 8 Section 4

Chapter 8 Section 4. Mr. Love US HIS Game day. Early Opposition to Slavery. The movement to end slavery was very polarizing and contributed to the ____ ____. Civil War

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The Crusade Against Slavery

The Crusade Against Slavery. Chapter 12. Early Opposition to Slavery. In the early 19th century opposition to slavery was genteel.

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The Crusade Against Slavery

The Crusade Against Slavery. Chapter 12. Early Opposition to Slavery. In the early 19th century opposition to slavery was genteel.

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