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Civil War Vocabulary Section: Words You Need to Know

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Test your knowledge of key terms from a pivotal period in American history.

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Civil War Vocabulary Section: Words You Need to KnowVersion en ligne

Test your knowledge of key terms from a pivotal period in American history.

par Matthew Hale
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The Northern states that fought to preserve the United States during the Civil War.

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The Southern states that seceded from the U.S. and fought to maintain slavery and states' rights.

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An individual who actively sought to end the practice of human ownership.

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The formal act of liberating individuals who were held in bondage.

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The formal withdrawal of a group from a larger political entity.

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The belief that individual states should have more control over their laws, especially regarding slavery.

  
  
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Relating to agriculture and farming, which was the economic backbone of the South.

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The development of industries and factories, which was the economic focus of the North.

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A financial charge imposed on goods traded across borders.

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The use of naval forces to prevent goods from entering or leaving a region, used by the Union to weaken the Confederacy.

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A network of secret routes used by enslaved people to escape to free states, led by figures like Harriet Tubman.

  
  
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The site of a significant battle involving the 54th Massachusetts Regiment.

  
  
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The period after the Civil War when Southern states were reorganized and reintegrated into the Union.

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A term for a local individual who supported a political movement contrary to regional norms.

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Materials used in weapons, such as bullets and cannonballs, crucial in the Civil War battles.

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