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Reform and Abolition Vocab

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social reform, Movements that tried to fix society for the better
predestination, Belief that people had no control over whether or not they would go to heaven
Second Great Awakening, Religious reform movement that said people could go to heaven by doing good things. It helped cause social reform in the North.
Hospital and Prison Reform, Movement led by Dorthea Dix that called for the improvement of hospitals and prisons
Debtor, Somebody who owes money and cannot pay it back. Before reform they were put in prison.
Temperance movement, Reform movement that tried to stop alcohol abuse.
Improving Education, Movement led by Terrance Mann that called for mandatory public education especially in the North
American Colonization Society, Group formed by President Monroe to relocate freed slaves to Africa (Libera)
Abolitionist, Movement to end slavery
Frederick Douglass, Former slave who educated himself, started the North Star, and called for the end of slavery.
William Lloyd Garrison, Massachusetts abolitionist preacher that started the Liberator.
The Grimke sisters, Daughters of a Southern plantation owner who hated slavery, moved to the North, and became abolitionists.
The Liberator, An important abolitionist newspaper started by William Lloyd Garrison
Underground Railroad, System of houses, barns, and hiding places used to help slaves escape the South.
Harriet Tubman, "Conductor" on the Underground Railroad who helped many slaves escape from the South.
Opposition to Abolition, People against ending slavery like Southerners, factory owners, poor workers, and immigrants.
Seneca Falls Convention, Meeting that called for equal rights for women
Women's Rights Movement, Movement to get equal rights for women that grew out of the Abolitionist Movement.


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