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Chapter 6 – Alabama in Conflict The Civil War

abolitionist

A person who wanted to end slavery

secede

Withdraw or break away from

inaugurate

To install in office with a ceremony

casualty

Person who is injured, killed or captured during a war

sharecropper

Person who farms land that belongs to someone else

carpetbagger

Person who moved to the South after the war and supported Reconstruction

tariff

Tax on goods brought into one country from another to be sold

regiment

A unit of soldiers

manufacturing

The process of making goods by hand or with machines

freedmen

African Americans who had once been enslaved

scalawag

representative Person elected to act or speak on behalf of others

scalawag Southerner who supported Reconstruction

representative

Person elected to act or speak on behalf of others