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| William Still helped facilitate this network as part of the Vigilant Association of Philadelphia, and the city of Windsor contains a monument to this network. The Ohio River was referred to as the (+) "Jordan River" in this network where a song called Follow the Drinking Gourd was allegedly used, and "conductors" on this network included Quaker activists and Harriet Tubman. (*) For the point, name this network that helped guide runaway slaves to free states and foreign countries. | Underground Railroad |
| These people opposed the Todfall inheritance tax and demanded the return of forests as part of the Twelve Articles. Many of these people were killed at the Battle of Frankenhausen. Thomas Muntzer (+) led a movement of these people in Swabia, and these people were denounced as "Murderous, Thieving Hordes" by Martin Luther. (*) For the point, name these lower-class laborers in Germany who rebelled in a 1525 war. | German peasants |
| As an alternative to this movement's main proposal, Joseph Chamberlain posited the Uganda Proposal. Vladimir Jabotinsky led the "revisionist" sect of this movement, which in Britain was led by Chaim Weizmann and Walter Rothschild. (+) The Balfour Declaration advanced this movement's goals, which were outlined in Der Judenstaat by its "father" Theodore Herzl. (*) For the point, name this movement that sought to establish a Jewish homeland in Israel. | Zionism |
| The Puritans hung the Four Boston Martyrs for promoting this faith and James Nayler was a minister of this sect who was arrested for imitating Christ’s entry into Jerusalem. (+) George Fox founded this protestant sect those members refused to swear an oath to the Constitution. (*) For the point, name this peaceful, pacifist religious sect, the earliest settlers of William Penn’s Pennsylvania. | Quakers |
| The word “Boricuas” refers to inhabitants of this location or their descendants. The Foraker, or Organic, Act ended military rule over this location. (+) Nationalists from this location attempted to assassinate President Harry Truman. A program called Operation Bootstrap transformed the economy of this location. (*) For the point, name this location, whose residents were granted US citizenship by the Jones Act. | Puerto Rico |