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Chapter 11 Flashcards

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True or false: NY Erie Canal proved to be a great investment

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True

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Who invented the steel plow

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John Deere

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True or false: cotton gin increases slavery

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True

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Who invented the steamboat

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Robert Fulton

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Who traveled from south to lead slaves

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Harriet Tubman

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Who is the father of American Methodism

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Francis Asbury

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Who is reformer in public education

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Horace Mann

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Americas first successful railroad

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b&O railroad

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Who is the Leader of harmonie utopia

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Robert Owen

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Who is reforming the insane asylum

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Dorothea Dix

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Who is credited for the Erie Canal

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DeWitt Clinton

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11
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Who is the leader of slave rebellion

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Nat turner

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12
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Eli Whitney used what to make standardized rifles?

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Interchangeable parts

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13
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Timothy Dwight encouraged what school

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Yale

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14
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Who invented the cotton gin

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Eli Whitney

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15
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Methodist ministers who traveled were called what?

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Circuit riders

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Seneca falls convention was a movement towards what?

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Woman’s rights (suffrage)

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What was a revival in the nineteenth century?

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Second great awakening

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18
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What was a popular religion

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Deism

19
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What was the name of the fastest ship?

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clipper ships

20
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what was a major industry

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textile

21
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what was one thing that was wrong with the education

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they believed education would solve problems

22
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what was the biblical teaching used by william miller?

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the second coming of Christ

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what is the cotton gins effect on slavery?

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the cotton gin did not require slaves to separate the cotton from the seed anymore, because the cotton gin separated it on its own and much faster than how slaves can do it. Since the cotton was separated much faster, they needed slaves to plant more cotton so it caused more slavery in the sense.

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the first intercity telegraph message was sent on May 24, 1844, from where to where?

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baltimore to washington DC

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what rejected the balanced unemotionalism of the Federalist and neoclassical styles?

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Romanticism

26
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who recreated columns and porticos of Ancient Greek and Roman building

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Charles Bulfinch

27
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What is the doctrine of the “unity” of God

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Unitarianism

28
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what is One of the most prestigious unorthodox religions

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unitarianism

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what is unusual and new methods for conducting revivals?

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new measures

30
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what is the most significant cult and known as church of Jesus Christ of latter day

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mormonism

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what is also known as the “third great awakening”?

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Prayer meeting revival

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essay question: transcendentalism vs. unitarianism

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One of the most prestigious unorthodox religions is Unitarianism, that is, Unitarianism denies the Trinity and therefore the deity of Christ. Jesus, to the Unitarians, was a great religious teacher, but He was only a man, so His death provided no atonement for sin. Instead, Unitarianism teaches that people should simply live moral, upright lives to please God.
transcendentalism is a liberal, unbiblical philosophy.
Like Unitarianism, transcendentalism denied the miraculous, but it went even further in its teachings. Basically, it put man in the place of God.

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who wrote and spoke about slave experiences?

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fredrick Douglas

34
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who was the most important and militant abolitionist leader

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William lloyd garrison

35
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who got a patent for a reaping machine

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cyrus mcCormick

36
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who saw the importance for public education movement?

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William McGuffey

37
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who invented the telegraph

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Samuel morse

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who from working entirely from memory—constructed an English-style mill with the financial support of American investors?

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Samuel slater

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who founded the african methodist chruch

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Richard allen

40
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who is regarded with modern revival methods

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Charles Finney

41
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who founded mormonism?

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Joseph smith

42
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who led mormons on a trek west?

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Brigham young

43
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what allowed inventors to protect their goods

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patent

44
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who became the master short story writer of america before civil war

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Edgar allen poe

45
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what is the greatest camp meeting?

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cane ridge, kentucky

46
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who were followers of the teachings of english minister john wesley

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methodists

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