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1 Steerage Pull factor Push factor Nativist Blackface minstrelsy

2 Steerage Pull factor Push factor Nativist Blackface minstrelsy

3 Seneca Falls Convention
Romanticism Underground Railroad Seneca Falls Convention Transcendentalism Shakers Second Great Awakening Abolition Suffrage Temperance Utopianism Harriet Tubman

4 Seneca Falls Convention
Romanticism Seneca Falls Convention Transcendentalism Underground Railroad Shakers

5 Second Great Awakening
Harriet Tubman Abolition Temperance Second Great Awakening Suffrage Utopianism

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