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55 Cards in this Set
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Status
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your current position |
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Union
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the north during civil war |
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Procured
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obtained or claimed |
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Independence
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freedom |
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Liberty
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freedom, often referring to ones individual freedom |
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Constitutional
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something lines up with the constitution |
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Excerpt
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A short part of a big story.
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Addressing
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someone or something that
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Representatives
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people we elect to represent us.
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Militias
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volunteer army
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unalienable rights
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the rights that people are born with.
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Secede
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to leave or withdraw.
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Religious |
having to do with a religion or belief system.
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Maintain
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to keep the same status for an amount of time.
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Adapt
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to get used to something.
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Revolution
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An overthrow of the current government.
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Tyranny
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a cruel or harsh rule.
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Dictatorship
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a government where the leader has absolute authority.
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Democracy
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a government where the people vote on all issues.
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Republic
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a government system where the people elect representatives to make important government decisions and vote on issues.
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Influenced
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had an effect on.
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Indicated
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to point out or show.
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Missions
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churches that the Spanish built in order to claim land and teach the Indians about God.
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Presidios
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Military bases that the Spanish built to protect the missions.
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Ranches
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Large areas of land that people use for raising and breeding animals.
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Colonization
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moving to a place with the intention to stay.
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Desirable
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Desirable
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Climate
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the weather conditions in an area.
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Occur
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to happen or take place.
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Essayist
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someone who writes essays.
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Lecturer
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someone who speaks to people.
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Individualism
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the habit of being self-reliant.
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self-reliance
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relying on yourself.
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self-reliance
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relying on yourself.
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scholar
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a specialist on a particular subject area.
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movement
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a group of people working together to accomplish a political or social goal.
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temperance
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keeping yourself from drinking alcohol.
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Abolition
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the movement to get rid of slavery.
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Second Great Awakening
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a religious revival movement in the United States.
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Transcendentalism
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An American literary and philosophical movement that taught that people are basically good.
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Principle
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a fundamental truth for a belief system.
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Chronological
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the order that makes sense or the order that the events happened in.
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Conquest
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taking over of a land or people.
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Debtors
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people who owe money to someone or to the government.
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Summarize
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give a brief statement of the main points.
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Establish
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to set up on a firm or permanent basis.
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Refuge
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a place to hide or seek safety
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Puritans
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religious people who came to America for religious freedom.
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analysis
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a detailed examination of something.
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artifact
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something from a time period that can help us learn about the people back then.
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nomad
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someone who moves around from place to place.
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migration
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the movement by people from one place to another.
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era
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a period of time in history.
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significant
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important.
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rely
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to depend on.
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