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Reading quiz 3
School: Blinn College
Course: HIST 1301
... B) Churches must take the right ground of the subject of slavery. C) There must be more done for all the great objects of Christian benevolence. D) The Church must take the right ground in regard to abortion. E) The Church must sanctify the Sa...
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IDs - Final Exam
School: University Of Kentucky
Course: HIS 108
... Samuel Morse & the Telegraph. The corporation. limited liability laws. The factory system. Interchangeable parts. Textiles. Francis Cabot Lowell (The Lowell System). Paternalism. Artisans. Commonwealth v. Hunt (1842). Northern Black ...
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ch. 13 notes
School: Duke University
Course: HISTORY 101
... Romantics believed people have innate conceptions of conscience and beauty Transcendentalism. · Movement in New England: emphasis on those things that transcended the limits of reason o Inspired by Kant, rooted in New England Puritanism, infl...
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History1000.FinalExamTermList-1
School: Baruch College, CUNY
Course: HIS 1000
GLOSSARY. American Renaissance A burst of American literature during the 1840s, highlighted by the novels of Herman Melville and Nathaniel Hawthorne; the essays of Ralph Waldo Emerson, Henry David Thoreau, and Margaret Fuller; and the poetry of Wa...
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WA#4
School: Thomas Edison State College
Course: HIS 356
GERALDINE W. LITZ DUE DATE: 8/31/2014 Henry David Thoreaus Civil Disobedience Henry David Thoreau was born in Concord, Massachusetts on July 12, 1817 to a fathe. ... Henry David Thoreau's Civil Disobedience. ...
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History 1301 pg7
School: American History High
Course: HISTORY 1301
... Whigs. Sodbusters; Barnburners; rats. Score: 1. Concerning unjust laws, Henry David Thoreau advocated. Criticizing but obeying the laws. Using violence to overturn unjust laws; Refusing to obey ...
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Lesson 11 SG
School: Mesa Community College
Course: HIS 103
... He explains a true American scholar's relationship to nature using transcendentalist views. Henry David Thoreau: Author of Walden, Thoreau's goal was to seek inspiration from the natural world and meaning beyond material things. ...
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Reading quiz 3
School: Blinn College
Course: HIST 1301
... B) Churches must take the right ground of the subject of slavery. C) There must be more done for all the great objects of Christian benevolence. D) The Church must take the right ground in regard to abortion. E) The Church must sanctify the Sa...
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IDs - Final Exam
School: University Of Kentucky
Course: HIS 108
... Samuel Morse & the Telegraph. The corporation. limited liability laws. The factory system. Interchangeable parts. Textiles. Francis Cabot Lowell (The Lowell System). Paternalism. Artisans. Commonwealth v. Hunt (1842). Northern Black ...
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ch. 13 notes
School: Duke University
Course: HISTORY 101
... Romantics believed people have innate conceptions of conscience and beauty Transcendentalism. · Movement in New England: emphasis on those things that transcended the limits of reason o Inspired by Kant, rooted in New England Puritanism, infl...
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History1000.FinalExamTermList-1
School: Baruch College, CUNY
Course: HIS 1000
GLOSSARY. American Renaissance A burst of American literature during the 1840s, highlighted by the novels of Herman Melville and Nathaniel Hawthorne; the essays of Ralph Waldo Emerson, Henry David Thoreau, and Margaret Fuller; and the poetry of Wa...
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Henry David Thoreau
School: University Of Phoenix
Course: HISTORY 220
Henry David Thoreau. - 1817-1862. - Transcendental writer. - His Walden (1854) repudiated the repression of society and preached non-violent civil disobedience. - He protested unjust laws, slavery, and the Mexican War. ...
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