Chapter 15,16 and 17 Vocab.

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Chapter 15,16 and 17 Vocab

To free enslaved people Emancipate

Someone runs away from the law Fugitive

The granting of pardon to a large number of persons Amnesty

Confederate ships that sailed in and out of closed Southern Ports Blockade Runner

A ship covered with thick iron plates. Ironclad

General increase in prices Inflation

Allowing people to decide issues for themselves Popular Sovereignty

The five states (including new state of West Virginia) that allowed slavery yet remained in the Union when the Confederacy was formed Border States

Right of accused individuals to have a hearing before being jailed Habeas Corpus

Conflict between citizens of the same country Civil War

A military force set up in a strong position Entrenched

The paper money printed by North during the Civil War Greenback

To close ports Blockade

A person killed or wounded in battle Casualty

Union Soldier Yankee

A person freed from slavery. Freedman

War on all aspects of the enemies life Total War

The selection of persons for required military service Draft

The reorganization and rebuilding of the former Confederate States after the Civil War. Reconstruction

Confederate Soldier Rebel

Loyalty to a particular region of a country Sectionalism

Money given as a reward; an encouragement for enlisting in the military Bounty

Name given to Northern whites who moved South after the Civil War and supported the Republicans Carpetbagger

To leave the Union Secede

To not cast votes Abstain

Storage place for weapons Arsenal

Proslavery supporters from Missouri who traveled in armed groups into Kansas to vote in the 1855 election Border Ruffians

States are independent powers that have the right to make decisions, such as voluntarily leave the Union State’s Rights

A person who dies for a great cause Martyr

Settling by agreement or coming together again. Reconciliation

To go on an attack Offensive

Withdrawal from the Union Secession

To approve Ratify

The separation or isolation of a race, class or group Segregation