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Reform movement from second great awakening

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There are several reform movements associated with the Second Great Awakening including the women's rights movement, and abolitionism. The Second Great Awakening refers to a Protestant revival movement.

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What was the advantage of canals

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They connected the middle of the country with the coastal cities.

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How did the laws of Georgia affect the Cherokee

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The laws allowed the Indians to be treated badly.

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Why did so many Americans take part in reform movements

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An early temperance movement began during the American Revolution in advocating temperance rather than abstinence and taking positions on moral issues.

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What was one result of the domestic slave trade

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Slave families were split up.

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What helped the Cherokee survive on the Trail of Tears

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They hunted game to eat (Apex 2020)

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Why did the UK get involved in the slave trade

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because it was a very profitable business

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Why did slaveholders try to convince poor whites that slavery was justified

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needed their political support

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What Trail of Tears ended in the present state

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Oklahoma

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How did the price of cotton change over time

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it decreased (APEX)

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Which state was considered part of the Old South

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Virginia

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What conditions were made even more harsh for slaves

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All of the above

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U.S. cotton exports supplied fiber for clothing and in turn

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Encouraged worldwide industrial development

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Reform movement from second great awakening

What was the advantage of canals

They connected the middle of the country with the coastal cities.

How did the laws of Georgia affect the Cherokee

The laws allowed the Indians to be treated badly.

Why did so many Americans take part in reform movements

An early temperance movement began during the American Revolution in advocating temperance rather than abstinence and taking positions on moral issues.

What was one result of the domestic slave trade

Slave families were split up.

What helped the Cherokee survive on the Trail of Tears

They hunted game to eat (Apex 2020)

Why did the UK get involved in the slave trade

because it was a very profitable business

Why did slaveholders try to convince poor whites that slavery was justified

needed their political support

What Trail of Tears ended in the present state

Oklahoma

How did the price of cotton change over time

it decreased (APEX)

Which state was considered part of the Old South

Virginia

What conditions were made even more harsh for slaves

All of the above

U.S. cotton exports supplied fiber for clothing and in turn

Encouraged worldwide industrial development

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Cherokee Indians

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