| A | B |
|---|
| utopias | communities based on the idea of a pefect society |
| revivals | frontier camp meetings |
| temperance | drinking little or no alcohol |
| man who was the leader of educational reform and did much to improve schools | Horace Mann |
| woman who helped mentally ill people by getting lawmakers to fix the problem | Dorothea Dix |
| people who stressed the relationship between man and nature and the importance of a person's conscience (based on fairness) | transcendalists |
| made his own newspaper and spoke out against slavery | William Lloyd Garrison |
| a runaway slave who sopke out against slavery | Frederick Douglass |
| network of escape routes out of the South | Underground Railroad |
| people who work for woman's rights | feminists |
| right to vote | suffrage |
| exagerated loyalty to a particualr region of a country | sectionalism |
| people voting | popular sovreignity |
| a storage place for weapons and ammuntition | arsenal |
| withdrawl from the Union | seccession |
| the belief that the stated rights supercede the federal rghts and laws | States Right |
| union | yankee |
| confederate army | rebel |
| when on attack | offensive |
| Missouri, Kenutcky, Maryland, Delaware | Border States |
| close | blockade |
| ships that simply bounce off the sides | ironclad |
| to free | emancipate |
| right that guarantees accused individuals the right to a hearing before being jalied | habeaus corpus |
| payments of 100 dollars or more to volunteers | bounty |
| northern money that was namd because of its green color | greenback |
| general increase in prices due to great hardships for working people | inflation |
| set up in a strong position | entrenched |
| war on all aspects of the enemies life | total war |
