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cival war vocab s.s.
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| the idea that the people are the key source of a governments authority; right of people in a territory or state to vote directly on issues rather than have their elected representative decision | popular severity |
| to withdraw from membership in a group | secede |
| runaway | fugitive |
| necessary for life; of great importance; spirited; lively | vital |
| turning point or deciding event; situation involving great risk | crisis |
| supply of something to meet a particular need | resource |
| warship covered with protective iron plates | ironclad |
| to bring back to normal state; to put back; to reestablish | restore |
| to keep going; to support as just | sustain |
| to go beyond what is expected; to outdo or be greater than what was planned | exceed |
| to set free | emancipate |
| to impose a tax by law; to enforce | levy |
| money used to make purchase | currency |
| system of required military service | draft |
| the right not to be held in prison without first being charged for a crime; constitutional protection against unlawful imprisonment | habeas corpus |
| tax on the money people earn | income tax |
| general rise in prices | inflation |
| battle or fight | encounter |
| military blockage or bombardment of an enemy town or prison in order to force it to surrender. | siege |
| all out attacks aimed at destroyed not only an enemy's army but also it's resources, and it's people's will try to fight | total war |