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Reform movements, Women's rights, Abolitionism
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1st Great Awakening
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2nd Great Awakening
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Revivalist movement, Evangelical churches
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Abolitionist movement
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Constitution written // North West Ordinance
Ordinance : slavery would be prohibited in all new states -
Constitution ratified
Included : 3/5 clause, abolition of slave trade in 1808, fugitive slave clause -
Bill of rights
10th Amendment : protected states rights from federal government -
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Industrialization, expansion,...
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Movement for educational reform
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Louisiane Purchase
Acquisition of Louisiana by the US (bought from France) -
Slave trade banned
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Official plan of manumission and deportation of slaves
By Jefferson. Deported to Liberia. -
American Colonization Society
Created Liberia -
The Missouri Compromise
North of parallel 36°30° : slavery prohibited. South of this parallel : slavery authorized -
American Temperence Society created
Called for legislation, to prohibit production and consumption of alcohol -
The Freedom's Journal
Black newspaper -
David Walker's Appeal to the Coloured Citizens of the World
He called all blacks to resist colonization and to call for equality -
Abolitionist movement and anti-slavery societies created // 1st National Black Convention
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Rebellion led by Nat Turner // The Liberator
Liberator : newspaper by William Lloyd Garrison -
American Anti-Slavery Society created
National society, led by Garrison -
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Heydey of the abolitionist movement
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"An Appeal to the Christian Women of the South"
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New England Non-Resistance Society created // "Letters on the equality of the sexes"
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Creation of the Liberty Party // American and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society created
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Brook Farm created
Transcendentalist movement : litterary and philosophical (Ralph W. Emerson, Henry David Thoreau) -
Garrison and his followers advocated disunionism
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Seneca Falls Convention // Oneida created
Oneida : Socialist community -
The Compromise of 1850
California admitted as a free state, but Northern states would have to bring fugitive slaves back in South -
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Women's associations created
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Creation of the Republican Party // Kansas-Nebraska Act
- Republican Party : Against slavery
- Act : created Kansas and Nebraska, repealed the Missouri Compromise of 1920, popular sovereignty for these new states
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Bleeding Kansas
Struggle between pro and anti-slavery on whether Kansas should be a free or a slave state -
Kansas accepted as a free state // John Brown's Raid
- Raid : against a federal armory
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Abolition of slavery // Confederate States of America // Dred Scott VS Sandford Case
- Abolition : by Lincoln, Republican
- Dred Scott Case : decision of the Supreme Court on slaves (or former) condition
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Civil War
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Declaration of Emancipation
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13th Amendment : Official abolition of slavery
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15th Amendment : Voting right for black men
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National American Women Suffrage Association created
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American Bible Society created
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19th Amendment : Women's right to vote // Alcohol prohibited