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The focus of the reform movement of the 1850s was on
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The goal of the women's right movement was _________.
equality
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The way the abolitionists spread their word by ___________, __________, and printed newspapers.
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___________were the reformers who moved to end slavery.
Abolitionist
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This movement promoted revival of religious beliefs:
Second Great Awakening
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____________improved land travel.
Railroads
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The common ways to transport manufactured goods to markets in the western frontier was by _______, _______, and by ____________.
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The effects of new machines have on Americans were that "Goods were __________.
produced faster and cheaper
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These things lead to the increase of crop production:
a) mechanical ___________.
b) cotton _______.
c) more slaves.
- mechanical reaper
- cotton gin
- more slaves
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The effect of the Industrial Revolution on the supply of goods was
more goods were made.
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Before the Industrial Revolution, tools, cloth, and most other goods were made by
hand
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The effect of the Indian Removal Act was many Indians in the South were
forced off their land.
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What happened as settlers began to claim Indian lands in the Southeast?
The Indian Removal Act was passed.
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Jackson's political party encouraged the
common people to vote
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Andrew Jackson was different from the previous six presidents in that he was the son of
Poor pioneers who had moved west.
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The purpose of the Monroe Doctrine was to protect American lands from
future European colonization.
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How did President Monroe react to European interest in the Americans?
He issued the Monroe Doctrine.
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