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5 th Grade Civil War Study Guide Created by: Mrs. Thornburg’s Found online at Fulton Schools

Fugitive

A person that runs away from the law.

What is a tariff?

Tariff is a tax charged by a government on imported goods. (Goods brought into a country)

What is discrimination?

Discrimination is a treatment of people based on a class or category rather than individual merit.

Underground Railroad

This was a secret system that helped runaway slaves escape to Canada or the free states.

Abolitionists

These people printed antislavery newspapers and spoke against slavery to try and end slavery.

Free States

A state that did not have slavery.

Slave States

A state in which slavery is allowed.

Popular Sovereignty

Authority carried out by the people at large. When the people of a state or territory get to make decisions for themselves and the FEDERAL government does not.

Union

Another name for the United States.

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Cash Crop Source:

An agricultural crop grown to sale for a profit.

Slavery

The owning of people by other people; bondage.

Economics

The study of how goods and services are produced and distributed.

Sectionalism

An intense, sometimes excessive, regard for local interests or concerns. Northern vs.Southern interestsinterests

Antebellum

In or of the period prior to a war, esp. the American Civil War.

States’ rights

States’ Rights I n the United States, all rights and powers not delegated to the federal government by the Constitution nor denied by it to the states.

Immigration

The act of coming to live in a new country.

Urban

of or having to do with a city or town.