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Chapter 17

Slavery Becomes a National Issue Vocabulary

TermDefinition
state's rights The rights and powers held by individual U.S. states rather than by the federal government.
fine Money that must be paid as a punishment for breaking a law.
slave trade The capturing, transporting, selling, and buying of human beings as slaves.
slave state a state that supported slavery before and during the Civil War.
fugitive A person who has escaped from a place or who is hiding to avoid capture or arrest.
compromise A settlement of a conflict or disagreement by each side giving up something in order to get something.
free state A state where slavery was not allowed.
ban To officially or legally prohibit something.
sectional Relating to a segment of a larger whole, often a local region within a country.
nullify To make something invalid or no longer legal and binding.
rebel To oppose or disobey someone of authority in control.
proclaim To announce or declare in an open or bold way.
popular sovereignty The idea that government authority comes from people who have agreed to be governed.
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