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Abolition

Complete doing away with slavery

Allied powers

WW I alliance that included Serbia, France, Great Britain, Russia, Japan and Italy.

Amendment

A change in a bill, law or constitution



Anaconda plan

Strategy by which the union planned to defeat the confederacy during the civil war

Anarchy

Complete absence of government

Antifederalist

An opponent of the proposed US constitution of 1787

Apprentice

A person who learns a trade from a skilled worker

Articles of confederation

The plan that established a national Congress with limited powers

Backcountry

An area of thinly populated settlements that stretched from the fall line to the Appalachians

Battle of Gettysburg

The greatest single battle of civil war, won by union

Battle of Antietam

The bloodiest day of fighting in the civil war; neither side won

Bill of rights

He first 10 amendments to e constitution which guarantee the basic rights of citizens

Black codes

Laws passed by southern states after the civil war that strictly limited the freedom of formerly enslaved people

Boycott

The refusal to buy certain items

Brown vs. Board of Education of Topeka

1954 Supreme Court decision that declared racial segregation in public schools to be unconstitutional

Buying on margin

The act of paying a small part of a stock's price as a down payment and then borrowing the rest of the money for the payment.

Cary's Rebellion

The armed rebellion in 1712 led by Thomas Cary against governor Edward Hyde.

Carpetbagger

A term of insult applied to a northerner who went south after civil war

Cash crop

A crop raised for sale rather than for home use

Charter

A legal document that gives permission to explore, settle, and govern land.