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Reforming American Society

Reforming American Society. Chapter 8. Religion Sparks Reform. Chapter 8 Section 1. The Second Great Awakening was a religious movement that swept across the United States after 1800. Transcendentalism and Reforms.

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Growing Tensions Between North and South

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Life Under Slavery

Life Under Slavery. 18th century, most slaves recent arrivals, work on small farms By 1830, majority are American, work on plantations or large farms. Rural Slavery On plantations, men, women, children work dawn to dusk in fields

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The Land of Cotton

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Resisting Slavery

Resisting Slavery. Chapter 1, Lesson 2. African American Resist Slavery. When enslaved people resisted slavery, they were fighting for freedom. Slaves were fighting against a cruel system. Slave codes : Laws to control the behavior of slaves. . African American Resist Slavery.

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North and South

North and South. Chapter 14 pp. 406 - 429. Section 1: Industry in the North. Main Idea: As the Northern economy grew, new inventions and faster transportation changed the way goods were manufactured and shipped. New Inventions.

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The North

The Agrarian South. The North. Growth of the Cotton Industry. With the growth of textile mills in the North, the demand for cotton grew rapidly. Long-staple cotton was easy to process. Unfortunately, most of the South grew short-staple cotton. . Growth of the Cotton Industry.

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Reform Sweeps the Country

Reform Sweeps the Country. Chapter 14, Section 3. Dorothea Dix: Helping the Helpless. Born on the Main frontier in 1802 Lived with her grandmother and went to school in Boston to become a teacher By 14 she opened her own grade school. Dorothea Dix: Helping the Helpless.

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6 Classes of People

6 Classes of People. Elite. Owned a lot of land and slaves (20 or more) Wealthy because of selling cotton and rice. Lived near the coast during colonial times but started moving towards the midlands and upstate during the antebellum period (before Civil War)

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The War of 1812

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Chapter 12 Notes

Chapter 12 Notes. Free African Americans in the North and the South. Discrimination in the North Nancy Gardener Prince She was treated with respect in Russia but discriminated in Boston. Elizabeth Alexeivna Empress of Russia & wife of Czar Alexander I.

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Lesson 16: Reforming American Society

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Agricultural Changes in the South

Agricultural Changes in the South. The Growth of Cotton. Southern Agriculture began to decline after the American Revolution. Prices for Cash Crops fell. RICE, INDIGO, TOBACCO. $. $. PRICES . The Growth of Cotton. Farmers began to rely on cotton to make money! Need for Cloths

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Southern Society

Southern Society. 8.7.3 8.7.4 8.9.6. The Big Idea Southern society centered around agriculture. Main Ideas Southern society and culture consisted of four main groups. Free African Americans in the South faced a great deal of discrimination.

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Chapter 19 The United States Through Industrialism

Chapter 19 The United States Through Industrialism. NE = North Economy SE = South Economy NG = North Geography SG = South Geography NS = North Society SS = South Society NT = North Transportation ST = South Transportation. The North: Geography.

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Colonial Society

Colonial Society. A Large Colonial Family. The Family in Colonial Times. Many colonists lived with their extended families Most colonists lived on a farm There were few cities, and mostly single people or business men worked there. A Colonial Farm. Roles of Men in Colonial Society.

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The Nation Matures

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Guided Reading Activity 13-2

Guided Reading Activity 13-2. Section 2 Outline. I. Northern Factories. A. Working Conditions - In the summer factories were hot with no air flow. No such thing as air conditioning. Winter time is was cold because of no heat B. Attempts to Organize - 1. trade unions

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