'Antislavery movement' diaporamas de présentation

The Civil War

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Life in the New State

Life in the New State. Antebellum North Carolina. Industrial Revolution creates booming economies The Indian Removal Act forces Eastern Indian Nations to leave their homelands Slavery divides Northern and Southern states. The Second Great Awakening. 1801 Religious movement spreads

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Chapter 12

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RELIGION and REFORM 1812-1860 Chapter 8

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My ABC book of U.S History

My ABC book of U.S History. Rebecca Anderson 4 th May 12, 2011. A. Antifederalists- Individuals who opposed ratification of the constitution. . Abolitionist- A person who strongly favors doing away with slavery. Adams, John- 2 nd president of the United States. B.

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The Abolition Movement

The Abolition Movement. Before the early 1830s, slavery was discussed calmly. Since slavery was banned in the North, most of the early abolitionists were southerners.

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The Age of Reform

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The Age of Reform

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AMSCO: Chapter 11

AMSCO: Chapter 11. Society, Culture and Reform (1820-1860). Pgs. 202-220. Essential Question. How did the Second Great Awakening impact American society as a whole?. Claim.

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Antislavery Movement

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Chapter 9 Section 2

Chapter 9 Section 2. The Antislavery Movement. Abolitionist Movement. The movement to end slavery. Emancipation. Freeing of enslaved people. Underground Railroad. A network of escape routes that provided protection and transportation for slaved fleeing north to freedom.

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Chapter 9 Section 2

Chapter 9 Section 2. The Antislavery Movement. Abolitionist Movement. The movement to end slavery. Emancipation. Freeing of enslaved people. Underground Railroad. A network of escape routes that provided protection and transportation for slaved fleeing north to freedom.

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U.S. History

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Social Studies Chapter 12

Social Studies Chapter 12. Lesson 2: The Struggle for Freedom. The Antislavery Movement. People could not agree about the issue of slavery. Some felt that slavery was needed to grow cash crops such as cotton and tobacco. Other people felt it was wrong to enslave people

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American History Chapter 3: An Emerging New Nation

American History Chapter 3: An Emerging New Nation. III. Religion and Reform. Bell Ringer. What would be your ideal society? Would it have rules and standards? What kind of rules? What kind of values would it promote? Can you define abolitionism, suffrage, transcendentalism?. Objectives.

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15.3 The Tragic Prelude/John Brown Attacks

The Tragic Prelude by John Steuart Curry. 15.3 The Tragic Prelude/John Brown Attacks

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