'Second great awakening' diaporamas de présentation

Set D

Set D. U.S. History Review. 1.

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The Ferment of Reform & Culture 1790-1860

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Slavery, Sectionalism and Manifest Destiny

Slavery, Sectionalism and Manifest Destiny. 1820-1860. The South and the Slavery Controversy. Chapter 16. I. Cotton is King. After Revolution slavery faced an uncertain future, it was logical to think slavery would fade away Invention of the cotton gin in 1793 changed that

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Unit III 1800-1836

Unit III 1800-1836. Part 1. Review. Election of 1800 ( The Revolution of 1800 ) Campaign centered on taxes from war and Sedition Act Little change Tariff went up Whiskey tax abolished Naturalization back to 5 years Amendment 12 Judiciary Act 1801 & the Midnight Judges

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March 14

March 14. Question of the Day. Who do you believe is the most important Abolitionist of chapter 8-2 and why? Possible answers Garrison: The Liberator- Immediate abolition Douglass: The North Star, escaped slave, Biography, educated Turner: Slave Uprising Walker: Violent Revolution.

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The Age of Jefferson

The Age of Jefferson. The Jefferson Presidency.

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LIFE OF A.B. SIMPSON

LIFE OF A.B. SIMPSON. Prof. Jintae Kim, Ph.D. Alliance Theological Seminary Nov 2, 2003. Part I: Introduction. What to decide? . Tolkien, p.55-6. Importance of knowing the time and the mission (vision). Concept of time and human destiny.

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Textile mill in 1834.

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Religion in America

Religion in America. CA Standard 11.3 McElhaney 2008-09. Prior Knowledge Questions. Prior Knowledge: What is the status of religion in the US today? (Facts that you know about religion in America today.) What is the nature of Religion and Government, politics, and their interaction?

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Chapter 7 The Age of Jefferson

Chapter 7 The Age of Jefferson. Efforts for Change. Jeffersonian Republicans wanted change from European cultures. Educational, Cultural, Ideological, Economical Strove to create society where agrarian society held as much control as bureaucrats. Advancement under Jefferson. Education

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Slavery, Sectionalism and Manifest Destiny

Slavery, Sectionalism and Manifest Destiny. 1820-1860. The South and the Slavery Controversy. Chapter 16. I. Cotton is King. After Revolution slavery faced an uncertain future, it was logical to think slavery would fade away Invention of the cotton gin in 1793 changed that

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American Reform 1820-1860 Chapter 18 vocab/people

Second Great Awakening Transcendentalism Public Schools Abolitionists Declaration of Sentiments Grievance: a complaint against an unfair condition. Harriet Tubman Frederick Douglass Sojourner Truth Seneca Falls Convention William Lloyd Garrison

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Understanding the Complexity of Abolitionism and Anti-Slavery movements

Understanding the Complexity of Abolitionism and Anti-Slavery movements. Paradox:. Being Anti-Slavery did not necessarily make you a friend of the Slave. Americans opposed slavery for various reasons and used various methods in their opposition. Southerners Lamenting Slavery.

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Women throughout American history

Women throughout American history. Women in the colonies. New England. Chesapeake. Very few women First women come in 1619 Widowarchy. Large families Religious theocracy No rights! Long life expectancy Dame schools.

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The First Industrial Revolution 1793-1850

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The Age of Reform

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Religion Sparks Reform

Religion Sparks Reform . Section 8*1 pp. 240-245. Preview Questions . What was the Second Great Awakening? What was transcendentalism? What did Americans attempt to reform? . I. The Second Great Awakening . Second Great Awakening Evangelical movement Dramatic religious conversions

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Chapter 8 An Age of Reform

Chapter 8 An Age of Reform. Chapter focus question: HOW DID REFORMERS AND WRITERS INSPIRE CHANGE AND SPARK CONTROVERSY?. I. Improving Society. Section Focus Question: How did Key people bring about reform in education and society?. A. The Reforming Spirit.

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Social & Economic Change 1800-1860

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