CIVIL WAR TO THE PRESENT VOCABULARY. FREE STATE A STATE THAT DID NOT ALLOW SLAVERY BEFORE THE CIVIL WAR.

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CIVIL WAR TO THE PRESENT VOCABULARY

FREE STATE A STATE THAT DID NOT ALLOW SLAVERY BEFORE THE CIVIL WAR.

SLAVE STATE A STATE THAT ALLOWED SLAVERY BEFORE THE CIVIL WAR.

FUGITIVE SOMEONE WHO ESCAPES FROM THE LAW.

UNDERGROUND RAILROAD A SYSTEM OF SECRET ESCAPE ROUTES THAT LED ENSLAVED PEOPLE TO FREE LAND.

SECEDE TO LEAVE

CIVIL WAR A WAR BETWEEN PEOPLE IN THE SAME COUNTRY

EMANCIPATE TO FREE

ASSASSINATE TO MURDER IN A SUDDEN OR SECRET ATTACK.

RECONSTRUCTION REBUILDING OF THE SOUTH AFTER THE CIVIL WAR

FREEDMAN MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN WHO HAD BEEN ENSLAVED