Antebellum Culture

2. A person who leaves one country to move to another country.
6. A renewal of religious faith in the early 1800s often spread by traveling preachers.
8. A campaign to stop the drinking of alcohol, which often lead to abuse and poverty.
9. Parts that are exactly alike that can be used to make products faster.
10. A group of workers who join together to demand better working conditions.
11. A negative opinion not based on facts.
12. A major change in which machines replaced manual labor and the economy shifted from farms to factories.
14. The right to vote.

1. A machine that used steam power from the morning of coal to power an engine.
3. Government funded schools that are open to all students free of charge.\
4. A perfect society.
5. Short for "cotton engine," it was a machine that made cotton cleaning quicker and easier.
6. A meeting that Elizabeth Cady Stanton organized to improve life for women.
7. A machine that sent electrical impulses across a wire that allowed people to communicate.
13. A person who comes to one country leaving another.