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![]() Secede |
![]() Withdraw from organization |
Sovereign
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![]() Having supreme power |
Ordinance
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![]() Order, or direction |
Cotton Diplomacy
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![]() Withholding cotton shipments to British, trying to force Britan to offer help to the South |
States' Rights
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![]() State power is greater than federal power |
Exemption
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Act of being freed from duty
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Unionist
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![]() A person who supports the Union (United States) |
Blockade
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![]() Block or obstruct |
Vigilante
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![]() Member of a group that acts as the police power for its area without legal authority |
Homespun
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![]() Course, loosely woven fabric made in homes rather than factories |
Reconstruction
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![]() Effort to recognize the seceded states and bring them back into the union |
Freedmen
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![]() People who had been enslaved |
Radical Republican
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![]() A Republican who believed that Congress should direct Reconstruction |
Ratify
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![]() To approve |
Amendment
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![]() Change made in a constitution |