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OCS AmHist 1 Unit 6 Final Exam Review

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John DeereInvented steel plow; it made tilling up the ground easier.
Eli WhitneyInvented the cotton gin; made it easier to remove the seeds from cotton
Cyrus McCormickInvented the mechanical reaper; which made it easier to harvest wheat.
Samuel MorseInvented the telegraph
Agricultural inventionsAllowed faster planting and harvesting of crops. These reduced labor costs and increased food supply.
Nativism movementPolicy of favoring people born in America over immigrants to hire for jobs. Started because immigrants were willing to accept lower wages.
Second Great AwakeningStressed salvation was possible for everyone, the power of the individual, belief that individuals could change the bad parts of society.
Frederick DouglassAbolitionist who published the newspaper, The North Star, in 1848
Dorothea DixWomen's reform leader who helped create public health treatments for mentally ill patients
Catherine BeecherWomen's reform leader who helped create elementary schools and mandatory education for all white male children.
TranscendentalismA community reform movement that stressed the importance of examining a person's own thoughts, emotions, and imagination.
Harriet TubmanThe most famous leader of the Underground Railroad.
American DreamThe belief that every American can work hard and get what they want.
Sojourner TruthAn escaped slave, she won national attention by winning a court case for the freedom of her son.
Declaration of SentimentsDocument signed at the Seneca Falls Convention that demanded equal rights for women, including voting.
Lucretia MottA leader in the women's suffrage movement
Elizabeth StantonLed the temperance movement, which sought to ban the drinking of alcohol.
Nat TurnerLed a slave rebellion and killed 60 whites including his slave owner.
Manifest DestinyThe widely held belief that American settlers were destined to expand across the continent.
Louisiana PurchaseThis deal doubled the size of the United States in 1803.
Strategies used by abolitionistsNewspapers, escape, court system, violence
Harsh working conditions of immigrantsWorking over 40 hours a week, working 6 days a week, child labor, poor light and ventilation, lower wages than others doing the same job.
I.M. SingerInvented the sewing machine
Charles GoodyearDeveloped a process of vulcanizing rubber to make it stronger so it could be used to make tires



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