1. Chapter 15,16 and 17 Vocab

2. To free enslaved people
Emancipate

3. Someone runs away from the law
Fugitive

4. The granting of pardon to a large number of persons
Amnesty

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

6. A ship covered with thick iron plates.
Ironclad

7. General increase in prices
Inflation

8. Allowing people to decide issues for themselves
Popular Sovereignty

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

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

11. Conflict between citizens of the same country
Civil War

12. A military force set up in a strong position
Entrenched

13. The paper money printed by North during the Civil War
Greenback

14. To close ports
Blockade

15. A person killed or wounded in battle
Casualty

16. Union Soldier
Yankee

17. A person freed from slavery.
Freedman

18. War on all aspects of the enemies life
Total War

19. The selection of persons for required military service
Draft

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

21. Confederate Soldier
Rebel

22. Loyalty to a particular region of a country
Sectionalism

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

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

25. To leave the Union
Secede

26. To not cast votes
Abstain

27. Storage place for weapons
Arsenal

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

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

30. A person who dies for a great cause
Martyr

31. Settling by agreement or coming together again.
Reconciliation

32. To go on an attack
Offensive

33. Withdrawal from the Union
Secession

34. To approve
Ratify

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