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The American Journey

"DMS" The American Journey Ch.13

termsdefinitions
clipper ship sailing ships with sleek hulls and tall sails that could sail very fast
telegraph a faster method of communication that transmitted messages using electrical signals
Morse code a series of dots and dashes representing the letters of the alphabet and used with the telegraph
trade union workers from the same trade or skill form a union to improve their working conditions
strike refusing to work in order to put pressure on their employers
prejudice unfair opinion about a group that is not based on facts
descrimination unfair treatment of a group
famine extreme shortage of food
nativists American born citizens that felt immigrations threatened their future
cotton gin a machine that removes seed from cotton fibers – allowed farmers to increase their production of cotton
capital money that is invested in businesses
yeoman made up the largest group of whites in the South – most owned land
tenant farmer whites that rented land or worked on land from landlords’ estates
fixed cost regular expenses such as housing and feeding workers and maintaining cotton gins and other equipment that remained the same year after year.
credit form of a loan
overseer plantation manager that supervised the work of the African American slaves on a farm
spiritual an African American religious folk song
slave code laws in the Southern states that controlled enslaved people
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