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The Young Republic

Susan B. Anthony Dollar; From: www.usmint.gov

The U.S. was growing and changing. Industrialization and reforms were afoot; divisions stressed the young republic.

• The Nullification Crisis

The ability for states to question National Law is contemplated.

• The Women's Movement

Women rallied for reform. They wanted equality.

• The Abolitionist Movement

Many United States-people believed that involuntary servitude was immoral and untrue to the ideals of their nation. Others believed it a necessity.

John C. Calhoun; From: www.nationalcenter.org

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Elizabeth Cady Stanton; From: www.americanheritage.com

William Lloyd Garrison; From: www.celdf.org

Frederick Douglass; From: www.blackpast.org