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Slavery
A person control another person.
Enslave
To become a slave or something.
Revolt
To break away or rise against something in power.
Rebellion
Open,organized ,and armed resistance against ands ruler.
Emancipate
To free a slave from control.
Abolish
To put an end to something
Civil
Relating to the people that live in the sane country.
Economy
The system which goods and services are made,sold,and brought in a country.
Territory
An area of land that belongs or is controlled by a government.
Sympathy
The feeling that you care about and are sorry for someone else troubles.
Proclamation
An announcement made by someone in power.
Enlist
To sign up for duty in the army.
Liberate
To free someone or something from control.
Prosperous
To have a lot of success usually by making a lot of money.
Elite
The people who have the most wealth and power in a country.
Resent
To get angry or upset about something you think Is unfair.
Paramount
Very important.
Confederacy
A group of 11 states that separated from the united states during the civil war.
Union
The united states.
Congress
A group of people who are responsible for making the laws.
Constitution
The system of beliefs and laws that the country follows.
Confederacy
A group of 11 states that separated from the United States during the civil war.
Republican
A person who supports a conservative form government.
Secede
To separate from a nation and become independent.
Federal
Relating to the central government.
Manufacture
To make something usually in large amounts using machines.
Legislature
A group of people who make laws and can change law in a country.
Lynch
To kill or murder someone illegally as a punishment for a crime.
Accumulate
To increase gradually as time passes.
Exploit
To use someone in a way that helps you unfairly.
Poverty
The state of being poor.
Discrimination
Unfairly treating people differently from other people.
Segregation
The practice of keeping people of different races,religion,or to separate from each other.
Capitalism
The system where things in a counting are own by individual instand of the government.
Dictatorship
A government where one person has total power.
Speculate
To think about something and makes guesses about it when not many things are known about it.