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12 Cards in this Set
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Status |
Your current position. |
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Union |
The north during the Civil War. The union army was stationed in Gettysburg during the Civil War. |
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Procured |
Obtained or claimed. The Union procured their independence . |
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Independence |
Freedom. In 1776, America declared their independence. |
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Liberty |
Freedom, often referring to one's individual freedoms. We have the liberty to speak freely in America. |
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Constitutional |
Something lines up with the Constitution. The new law was not constitutional, since it violated American's basic rights. |
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Excerpt |
A short part of a big story. Use the excerpt above to answer the question. |
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Addressing |
Someone or something that you are addressing or speaking about. Abraham Lincoln addressed the south, asking them not to withdraw from the union. |
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Representatives |
People we elect to represent us. We elected Ted Cruz as a representative from Texas. |
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Militias |
Volunteer army Paul Revere rode through the night, calling the militia into action. |
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Unalienable Rights |
The rights that people are born with. All people are born with unalienable rights-life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. |
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Secede |
To leave or withdraw. The south seceded from the United States of America, which sparked the Civil War. |
