Chapter 14

2. people who leave a country
3. one of two moving abolitionist speakers
4. peacefully refusing to obey the laws
7. the right to vote
11. the renewal of religious faith in the 1790s and early 1800s
12. push people out of native land to new land
13. meeting to reawaken religious faith
15. stopping work to demand better conditions
16. artists that focused their art on nature
17. the head of the first board of education in the United States
21. one of the most famous conductors of the underground railroad
22. one of two moving abolitionist speakers
24. new philosophy teaching the spiritual world is more improtant that the physical world
26. a convention held for womens rights in seneca falls, New York

1. an aboveground series of escate routes from the south to the north
5. a campaign to stop the drinking of alcohol
6. negative opnion not based on facts
8. the movement to end slavery
9. native born Americans who wanted to eliminate foreign influence
10. a reformer from Boston
14. people who settle in a new country
18. was a part of an Anerican delegation that attended the World anti slavery convention in London in 1840
19. Art that stressed the individual, imagination, creativity, and emotion
20. group of workers who band together to seek better working conditions
23. cheapest deck on a ship
25. severe food shortage