1. Social and Cultural Differences
Civil War Essentials
Social and Cultural Differences

2. Civil War Economic specialties Geography Sectionalism;
Western issues/Slavery Expansion

3. McCleod Plantation James Island

4. McCleod Plantation James Island

5. New York Slum; Tenement House Jacob Riis

6. West 47th Street New York City

7. Sectionalism North: Puritan; Commercial; Diversity
South: Privileged Class; Rivers; XTowns
West: Northern or Southern Expansion
Immigration and values
African-Americans: Northern Free Blacks but limited rights.
De Facto segregation in the North
Freeman: artisans; no rights

8. John C. Calhoun

9. Daniel Webster

10. Henry Clay

11. “Go West, Young Man.”

12. Harriet Beecher Stowe

13. Tubman, Douglass, Garrison,Brown

15. Nat Turner’s Rebellion, VA.

16. Railroads

17. Railroads and Union
Union-Pacific Railroad

18. Northern Business

19. Rural South

20. Artisans

21. Artisans

22. Seneca Falls, NY: Women’s Vote: Lucretia Mott

23. Great Awakening: 1840’s

24. Great Awakening Religious Movement
Reform movements, early 1800’s.
Abolitionists: Quakers, first.; “Inner Light”
Nat Turner; Frederick Douglas; Harriet Tubman;
White: William Lloyd Garrison: The Liberator
Grimke Sisters: Charleston
Harriet Beecher Stowe
John Brown

25. Issues of Reform: Newspapers Underground Railroad
Southerners: Slavery Positive Good relative to workers of the North
What about Women’s rights?
Women’s rights tied to Abolition/North
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Lucretia Mott
Seneca Falls Convention; NY; 1848 Declaration of Women’s Rights.