a law that made it illegal to help slaves who had escaped

An economy based on machine-manufactured goods

The forced separation of people, usually by race

a man who was enslaved and sued his owner for his freedom

a person that wanted to eliminate slavery

Laws that defined the lack of rights and punishments for slaves

the right of people to decide an issue by voting

a network of abolitionists that helped slaves escape

the period of rebuilding the country after the Civil War

slave states that remained loyal to the US

a man who led the most effective slave rebellion in US history

Emancipation Proclamation

a declaration that tried to end slavery in most of the US

extreme loyalty to a region or homeland

warfare meant to demoralize an enemy by targeting their supplies

free states that remained loyal to the US

slave states that seceded from the US

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Robert E. Lee
General of the Union
President of the Union
General of the Confederacy
President of the Confederacy
2
Fugitive Slave Act
a law that protected slaves who had escaped
a law that enslaved people who escaped from prison
a law that made it illegal to help slaves who had escaped
a law that officially banned slavery
3
Industrialization
An economy based on producing dust
The effect when you jump into a pile of dust
An economy based on machine-manufactured goods
An economy based on farm-produced goods
4
Segregation
The forced separation of people, usually by race
Extreme loyalty to a region or homeland
The right of people to decide an issue by voting
A person that wanted to eliminate slavery
5
Dred Scott
a man who led the push to settle West of the Mississippi River
a man who was enslaved and sued his owner for his freedom
a man who led the most effective slave rebellion in US history
a man who worked as Abraham Lincoln's secretary
6
Abolitionist
a person that fought against the Union States
a person that wanted to eliminate slavery
a person that worked to keep slavery
a person that forced the separation of people, usually
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Agriculture
the lifestyle of agreeing with people
a person that wanted to eliminate slavery
manufacturing goods
farming
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Slave codes
Laws that defined the lack of rights and punishments for slaves
The secret code that the Underground Railroad used
Laws that banned slavery
The code of honor for slaveholders
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Popular sovereignty
extreme loyalty to a region or homeland
the belief that slavery should be eliminated
the right of people to decide an issue by voting
the belief that the president should make all important decisions
10
Underground Railroad
a secret language that overseers used to keep slaves working
a network of abolitionists that helped slaves escape
a subway system
a network of slaveholders that upheld the slave codes
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Ulysses S. Grant
President of the Union
General of the Union
President of the Confederacy
General of the Confederacy
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Reconstruction
the period of rebuilding the country after the Civil War
building roads, bridges, and train tracks
the period of destruction after the Civil War
building houses and offices
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Secede
to leave or withdraw
to achieve a goal
the forced separation of people, usually by race
extreme loyalty to a region or homeland
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Border states
free states that remained loyal to the US
slave states that remained loyal to the US
slave states that seceded from the US
free states that seceded from the US
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Abraham Lincoln
The president of the Union
The editor of an abolitionist newspaper
The president of the Confederacy
The leading general of the Confederate army
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Nat Turner
a popular singer in the 1860s
a man who owned a newspaper and ran for president
a man who led the most effective slave rebellion in US history
a man who sued his owner for his freedom
17
Emancipation Proclamation
the period of rebuilding the country after the Civil War
an address after the Battle of Gettysburg
a declaration that tried to end slavery in most of the US
a declaration that reinforced slavery
18
Sectionalism
to leave or withdraw
laws that defined the lack of rights and punishments of African Americans
the forced separation of people, usually by race
extreme loyalty to a region or homeland
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Total War
To kill all civilians
warfare that reaches across the globe
warfare meant to demoralize an enemy by targeting their supplies
warfare that targets the opposing army
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Union states
slave states that remained loyal to the US
slave states that seceded from the US
free states that remained loyal to the US
free states that seceded from the US
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Confederate states
free states that seceded from the US
slave states that seceded from the US
slave states that were loyal to the US
free states that were loyal to the US

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