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After Am. Rev. Vocab

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merchant a person who buys and sells goods
overseer a person who managed workers on a plantation
yeoman farmer a person who owned a small amount of land and worked it himself
artisan a skilled worker
abolitionist a person who worked to end slavery
compromise when each side gives up some of their demands to settle an argument
secede to break away from
South Carolina voted to __________ from the Union. secede
The _______________ made sure the slaves were doing their job in the cotton fields. overseer
A skilled worker such as a tailor was also known as a ____________________. artisan
The ____________________ bought and sold goods to the farmers. merchant
The ______________________ worked hard on his own land to make money to take care of his family. yeoman farmer
Sarah Grimke was an __________, she gave speeches about how slavery was wrong. abolitionist
Before the Civil War, the Northern and Southern states tried to come up with a _____________ that would settle their argument. compromise
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