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Civil War: A war between the North and South
Confederacy: All of the Southern states that seceded from the Union
Discrimination: Unfair treatment of a group or individual
Abolitionist: People who did not agree with slavery
Secession: To break away
Statesrights: Powers reserved for state government rather than Federal
Union: States that remained loyal to the U.S.
Manufacture: To make goods from raw materials
Thirteenth: The amendment that freed slaves
Fourteenth: The amendment that gave citizenship to African Americans
Fifteenth: The amendment gave African Americans the right to vote
Ten: The percent of states that had to swear to loyalty according to Lincoln
Half: The amount that Congress thought states should have to swear to loyalty
Booth: The person who shot Abraham Lincoln at Fords Theater
Reconstruction: The rebuilding and Healing the country after war
Sharecroppers: Poor Blacks and Whites became these
CottonGin: A machine that separates cotton fibers from seeds
Sectionalism: Having thoughts or concerns of a particular region
Freedmen: People freed from slavery
Johnson: Who blamed the war on Wealthy Southerners
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Unfair treatment of a group or individual
The rebuilding and Healing the country after war
Poor Blacks and Whites became these
People who did not agree with slavery
Having thoughts or concerns of a particular region
Powers reserved for state government rather than Federal
All of the Southern states that seceded from the Union
To make goods from raw materials
The amendment that gave citizenship to African Americans
The amendment that freed slaves
A machine that separates cotton fibers from seeds
The amendment gave African Americans the right to vote
To break away
A war between the North and South
People freed from slavery
Who blamed the war on Wealthy Southerners
The person who shot Abraham Lincoln at Fords Theater
States that remained loyal to the U.S.
The percent of states that had to swear to loyalty according to Lincoln