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Unit 5 Vocabulary

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Antebellum a Latin term for “before the war"
Emancipate to set free
Tariff a tax to be paid on certain imports or exports
Popular sovereignty the right of the people living in a newly organized territory to decide whether or not to allow slavery there
Nullify to make legally null and void
Trail of Tears the forced removal of thousands of (mostly) Cherokee from the East to lands past the Mississippi River based on the Indian Removal Act; almost 4,000 died
transcontinental crossing a continent
secessionists known as ‘fire-eaters,’ they believed SC should secede from the Union, with or without other Southern states
unionists people who it was best for SC to stay in the United States, mostly from the upcountry and typically did not own slaves
cooperationists believed that secession was a good idea, only if other states joined SC
Westward Expansion The expansion of the United States westward by the claiming of territories, and the movement of settlers westward to those territories across North America.
Plantation System Economic system based on having enslaved labor used for the production of cash crops
King Cotton Slogan used before the American Civil War to describe the economic and political importance of cotton production in the South.
Federalism System of government where the power is divided/shared between the State Governments, Federal Government and the citizens of the United States.
Sovereignty The supreme power or authority.
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