Chapter 8

1. an emotional meeting designed to awaken religious faith through impassioned preaching and prayer.
6. the effort to prohibit the drinking of alcohol.
9. a philosophical and literary movement.
11. the freeing of slaves
12. a skilled worker employed by a master
13. a young worker learning a craft.
14. a work stoppage in order to force an employer to respond to demands.
15. women's rights convention.
16. peacefully refusing to follow laws.

2. pre-Civil War South.
3. the idea the women should participate in proper activities such as housework and child care.
4. communities experimental groups which attempted to create perfect communities.
5. revival of a religious movement.
7. incited a rebellion which called for the murder of whites in the area.
8. the call to outlaw slavery
10. a rule limiting or preventing debate on an issue.