'Abolitionism' presentation slideshows

The Second Great Awakening

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THE AMERICAN CIVIL WAR

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AP US History Review

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Industrialization and Reform

Industrialization and Reform. Kids at the Oneida Community Dancing . Economic Transformation. Agriculture to Manufacturing 1820: 80% are farmers 1850: 55% are farmers. Manufacturing = 1/3 rd of all production Rising Consumption Fuels Demand Cash crop production pays for new goods

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Teaching Warfare in the Classroom

Teaching Warfare in the Classroom. The DIME Approach to Analyzing the Civil War. What is DIME?. DIME is an acronym Diplomacy Information Military Economics Advantage - Allows for comparisons and systematic analysis Disadvantage - Does not allow for detailed analysis of events.

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Chapter 9

Chapter 9. Religion and Reform. Section 1 Middle-Class Reform. Explain how revivalists and transcendentalists influenced the reform movement . A. Protestant Revivalists 1) Protestant revivalists preached the message that people are capable of shaping their own destinies

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Mark Twain: Samuel Langhorne Clemens

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Early Abolitionism

Early Abolitionism. Abolitionism Pg. 362-363. Ch 16 Notes. The Quakers were among the first to advocate abolitionism during the Revolution.

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The Pursuit of Perfection

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TEST #3 Notes

TEST #3 Notes. Civil War and Reconstruction VUS.6-7. Economic and Political Differences of the North and South. Northern economy was based on the developing industry The north supported tariffs to protect their growing industry The dominant economic and social class comprised : merchants

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