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What did the American Colonization Society propose as a way to end enslavement?
What did the American Colonization Society propose as a way to end enslavement?
- Immediate abolition of slavery
- Integration of enslaved people into American society
- Compensated emancipation and resettlement of enslaved people in Africa (correct)
- Enslavement of only certain racial groups
What did Nativists believe?
What did Nativists believe?
- In the superiority of native-born citizens over immigrants (correct)
- In the immediate end to slavery
- In the rights and opportunities of immigrants
- In the expansion of educational opportunities for all
What is the barrier that prevents an oppressed demographic from rising beyond a certain level?
What is the barrier that prevents an oppressed demographic from rising beyond a certain level?
- Slave codes
- Urbanization
- Temperance Movement
- Glass ceiling (correct)
Who made up the majority of people working in the Abolition movement?
Who made up the majority of people working in the Abolition movement?
What did women gain through the women’s movement?
What did women gain through the women’s movement?
What is one of the consequences of the rise of industrialization?
What is one of the consequences of the rise of industrialization?
How can urbanization be defined?
How can urbanization be defined?
What lured immigrants to come to the United States?
What lured immigrants to come to the United States?
What was a significant change in home life due to industrialization?
What was a significant change in home life due to industrialization?
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Study Notes
Abolition and Colonization
- The American Colonization Society proposed sending enslaved people to Liberia as a way to end enslavement.
Nativist Beliefs
- Nativists believed in the superiority of native-born Americans over immigrants.
Oppression
- The "glass ceiling" is the barrier that prevents an oppressed demographic from rising beyond a certain level.
Abolition Movement
- Women made up the majority of people working in the Abolition movement.
Women's Movement
- The women's movement gained them the right to own property and keep their earnings.
Industrialization
- One of the consequences of the rise of industrialization is the growth of urban poverty.
Urbanization
- Urbanization can be defined as the movement of people from rural areas to cities.
Immigration
- The idea of economic opportunities and a better life lured immigrants to come to the United States.
Home Life
- A significant change in home life due to industrialization is the separation of work and home, with families no longer working together in the same space.
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