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This is the paper that was written by William

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What was someone important that was involved in this issue, and what impact did they make on the subject?

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An important person/persons who were involved was William Lloyd Garrison and other abolitionists. William was a radical white abolitionist that was an editor. When he heard about what was going on he wrote a paper called “The Liberator”. This inspired many people and they supported his ideas.

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The result of this idea was to emancipate all of the slaves. Emancipation is when all of the slaves would be freed, and there would no profit given to the slave owners.

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Louisiana Purchase (United States history) - Images and Videos | Britannica.com

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Images and Videos for Louisiana Purchase (United States history).

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Slavery has always been an issue and people decided they wanted to do something about it. These types of people who “stand up” for slaves are called abolitionists. They have an idea called abolition. Abolition is the idea to get rid of slavery.

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Important person involved in this Issue and how they impacted it.

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President Thomas Jefferson ended up buying the land from France. He did not consult with the other branches of government. Jefferson was unsure if the purchase would go through because of the constitution. It ended up going through and the rest is history.

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Important Person - Charles Grandison Finney.

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Important Person - Charles Grandison Finney.

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One of the most famous preacher who pioneered the idea of revivalism, through his amazing sermons

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An idea that came from this is revivalism. An emotional meeting/sermon meant to awaken religious faith.

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The United States feared that they would be forced into an alliance with Britain. So they ended up buying the land from France.

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Lucretia Mott kept her pledge and headed the first women’s rights convention, assembled at Seneca Falls, New York, in 1848.

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Women felt strongly that they should have the same political rights as men. Women fought for equality.

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Women demanded social and economical changes. Women wanted a say in both of these things. For example, they wanted men to treat them with respect and not think of them as inferior. Men were being paid twice as much as women for the same job.(Very unfair)
Married women wanted a change in their domestic roles. They wanted men to participate in the upkeep of the house and other domestic responsibilities that had in the past only been womens "work".
Single women wanted better career opportunities and wages.

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A movement across America that rejected the idea of predetermination and said you were responsible for your salvation.  This led to the spread of christianity to many slaves.

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In 1803, President Thomas Jefferson purchased the territory of Louisiana from the French government for $15 million. The Louisiana Purchase stretched from the Mississippi River to the Rocky Mountains and from Canada to New Orleans, and it doubled the size of the United States.