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ch. 17 & 19 vocab

Ch 17 & 19 vocabulary Mcgraw - Hill

TermDefinition
reconstruct the effort after the civil war to recognize the seceded
pardon an official release from punishment for crime
provisional government a temporary government
nullify to cancel
Juneteenth june 19th the date celebrated as the anniversary for emamapntion day
freedome a formerly enslaved person
black codes laws limiting rights to african americans
radical republican a republican who believed that congress should direct reconstruction
ku klux klan a secret organisation.
carpetbagger a northerner in the south working for recusation government
scaliwag a white southerner who supports recusation
compulsory required
ceased to stop an action
ranchero the spanish word for rancher
open range public land that can be used by anyone
drive the movement on cattle in large herds
drover a person who moves overland
stockyard a place where livestock are penned before they are slaughtered.
fee a money charge
image a set on party ideas associated with a person
quarantine a state of forced isolation
syndicate a group of investors who join together to fund a business
mustang the small hardy horse of the west
fenoly a serious crime for witch punishment may be improsined or death
drift emce barbed wire fences miles long
dry farming a farming approach that uses careful plowing
tentae farmer a farmer who works land.
sharecopper a farmer who in exchange for labor is provided with seeds tools and revices a share of the crop
image a set of partly unreal ideas
confine to limit or resctirct the momvent of
sinew strong tissue
tatic a course of action
resigster to record a person officaily
restrict to place a limint on a person or aciton
polciy set of actions or undertaken.
corrupt disthonest or imortal
paficist the belief that is wrong to use voilience to settle conflics
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