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Unit 7: Civil War
1-2. Unit 7 Vocabulary

3. Nationalism

4. An unified pride in your nation more than just your own state

5. Sectionalism

6. Pride in your state or region more than in your nation

7. CIVIL WAR

8. When parts of a nation are so divided the nation goes to war with itself

9. States’ Rights

10. Putting the rights and needs of the state over the power of federal government

11. Tariff

12. Special tax placed on goods made in foreign countries and brought to U
Special tax placed on goods made in foreign countries and brought to U.S.

13. Sovereignty

14. Supreme power- of a state to exercise power without interference of the fed. govt.

15. Industry

16. Economy that depends on factories and mills to produce goods and make money for that state or region

17. Agriculture

18. Economy that depends on farming and selling of cash crops to make money for that state or region

19. Secession

20. When one member of a group withdraws from the group- such as states that left the U.S. and formed the Confederacy

21. Blockade

22. When one side’s ships block or prevent their enemy’s ships from leaving and entering sea ports with supplies needed for war

23. Emancipate

24. The official freeing of enslaved people by the authority that held them

25. Abolitionist Dredd Scott Hariet Tubman Hariet Beecher Stowe
Frederick Douglass

26. Someone who worked to abolish (end) slavery in the U.S.

27. Reconstruction

28. Rebuilding of the nation (mostly the south) after the Civil War

29. 13th Amendment

30. Law that officially abolished slavery in all parts of the U. S
Law that officially abolished slavery in all parts of the U.S. after the Civil War

31. 14th Amendment

32. Law that officially granted U. S
Law that officially granted U.S. citizenship to all former enslaved people after the Civil War

33. 15th Amendment

34. Law that granted voting rights to all African American males in U. S
Law that granted voting rights to all African American males in U.S. after the Civil War