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15 Cards in this Set
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involvement in a community
citizens of a neighborhood, town, state, or nation have an obligation to be active, peaceful, loyal, and supportive of members of that community |
Civic Virtue
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statements about relationships between and among concepts, a broad
assertion that something is always true |
generalizations
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a change to improve something
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reform
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political parties reflect different ideas regarding structures of governance, economics, national finance,etc...
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Point of View of Political Parties
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the process of defying codes of conduct within a community or ignoring the policies and government of a state or nation when the civil laws are considered unjust
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Civil Disobedience
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missionary work developed in an effort to spread salvation to the Indians and slaves
early 1800's numerous camp meetings increased membership in the Baptist and Methodist churches |
Second Great Awakening
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those individuals who played a major role in declaring U.S. independence, fighting the Revolutionary War, or writing and adopteing the U.S. Constitution----James Madison, Thomas Jefferson, George Washington
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Founding Fathers
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a series of factors in the early 19th century: a surge of religious revivals during the Great awakening , the growing abolitionist movement, striving to correct unfair labor practices
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reform movements
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a lay ministry in the 1730's and 1740's which preached personal salvation by good works in contrast to predestination as preached by Puritans
other preachers urged believers to develop a personal relationship with God to gain their personal salvation (Johnathon Edwards) |
First Great Awakening
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a person of foreign birth who is granted full citizenship
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naturalized citizen
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descriptions or interpretations prepared by people who were not involved in the events described provide useful background material and context for information gained from primary sources
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Secondary sources
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a religious movement that started in New England in the early 1700's
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Great Awakening
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a lay ministry in the 1730's and 1740's which preached personal salvation by good works in contrast to predestination as preached by Puritans
other preachers urged believers to develop a personal relationship with God to gain their personal salvation (Johnathon Edwards) |
First Great Awakening
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the process of removing impurites from iron to make steel
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Bessemer Steel Process
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sources of evidence produced by someone who particpated in an event or live during the time being studied Ex. letters written to a friend, maps to a friends house
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primary sources
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