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Fifteenamendment: amendment that gave African Americans the right to vote Fourteen amendment : amendment that gave African American citizenship
Thirteenamendment: amendment that freed slaves
Manufacture: to make goods from raw materiels
Union: States that remained loyal to America Civilwar: a war between people of the same country
Confederacy: all of the southern states
Cottengin: a machine that quickly seperates Cotten fibers from Cotten seeds
Slaves: black people that where put to work
Tenprecent: the number of citizens that must swear they won't leave USA
Discrimination: unfair treatment of a group of individual
Emancipationproclamation: document that freed all the slaves in America
Industrialrevolution: making goods by hand to making goods in factories
Massproduction: production of goods on a large scale
Abolitionist: people who didn't agree with slavery
Staterights: powers made in the state government rather than federal
Sectionalism: having concerns of a particular region
Secession: to break away
Recrostruction: the rebuilding and healing of of the country after war
Sharecropper: poor whites and blacks in the south
Civil War Reconstruction
a machine that quickly seperates Cotten fibers from Cotten seeds
all of the southern states
amendment that freed slaves
amendment that gave African Americans the right to vote Fourteen amendment : amendment that gave African American citizenship
black people that where put to work
having concerns of a particular region
people who didn't agree with slavery
poor whites and blacks in the south
powers made in the state government rather than federal
production of goods on a large scale
States that remained loyal to America Civilwar: a war between people of the same country
the number of citizens that must swear they won't leave USA
the rebuilding and healing of of the country after war