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Civil War Erupts Vocabulary Copy the vocabulary and the definitions on a piece of paper.

draft a picking of persons for required military service

casualty a person or thing injured, lost, or destroyed

To move or guide something Maneuvered To move or guide something Very carefully

Border States States between the North and the South - Missouri, Kentucky, and Maryland

civilian a person not on active duty in the armed services or not on a police or firefighting force

telegraph an electric device or system for sending messages by a code over wires

To try to get someone to agree With your plan or opinion Persuading To try to get someone to agree With your plan or opinion

To try hard and to not give up Perseverance To try hard and to not give up

To believe that certain things Will happen because they are Destiny To believe that certain things Will happen because they are Meant to be.

To meet or run into someone Encountered To meet or run into someone unexpectedly

Something that is extremely Crucial Something that is extremely important

To make a request with a lot of Appealed To make a request with a lot of feeling

A situation that suddenly Becomes very dangerous or Difficult. Crisis A situation that suddenly Becomes very dangerous or Difficult.

strategy a careful plan or method

blockade The cutting off of an area by means of troops or warships to stop the coming in or going out of people or supplies

riot public violence, disturbance, or disorder

emancipation to free from someone else's control or power; especially :to free from slavery