hist1301 week 08
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Immigration, Urban Life, and
Social Reform in the
Free-Labor North
1838–1860
The Transformation of American Labor
Fifth Avenue vs. The Old Brewery
A Changing World for Northern Working People
The Shift Away from Agriculture
Immigrants Swell the Wage Labor Ranks
National Origins and American Jobs: The Irish
National Origins and American Jobs: The Germans
African Americans in the Free-Labor North
Wage-Earning Women Expand Their Sphere But Not Their Rights
Urban Mayhem and Middle-Class Reform
Leisure Activities and Class Conflict
Urban Disorder and Family Crises
Middle-Class Efforts at Moral Reform
Source of Moral Decay: Who’s to Blame?
Nativist Attacks on Immigrants, African Americans, and Workers
Radical Reform
Communal Experiments and Cooperative Enterprises: Utopian Communities
Models for Utopian Community
Movements for Land Reform
Women Reformers Seek Rights for Themselves
Abolitionists Fight Slavery and Each Other
The Abolition of Slavery and Party Politics
David Blight on the Underground Railroad
James Horton on Slave Narratives