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Definition
assembly   a group  
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charter   a written code of rules or laws  
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declaration   a statement  
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social contract   the idea that government is a contract between leaders and the people  
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legislature   a lawmaking body  
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peer   someone who is of equal standing to another  
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representative government   a form of government in which the people elect others to represent them in government  
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summarize   to restate the most important information from a text  
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annex   to add  
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boycott   the refusal to use a service or product  
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abolish   to do away with something, especially in reference to slavery  
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cause   a reason for an action or condition  
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effect   something caused by an action or or a condition  
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constitution   a document definining the basic laws and principles of government for a state or nation  
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expansion   the process of making something larger  
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federal   national government; or governmental power that is divided between a central government and the states  
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independence   freedom from outside control  
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revolution   the removal of one government or ruler and replacement with another  
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sectional   regional  
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abolitionist   a person who believes in ending slavery  
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context   the historical situation in which an event is set; also the text surrounding a word or phrase  
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point of view   a way of looking at issues; an opinion or attitude  
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poll tax   a fee that must be paid before a person can vote  
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Reconstruction   the period of rebuilding the nation after the Civil War ended in 1865  
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secede   to withdraw or break off from  
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surrender   to stop fighting  
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territory   a government-controlled area that is not officially a state  
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Emancipation Proclamation   the official declaration by President Lincoln that freed enslaved persons living in the Confederate States  
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isolationism   the policy of not participating in international relations  
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irony   the use of words to describe the opposite of reality  
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muckrakers   radical journalists who expose corruption in business or politics  
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reforms   changes to improve society and remove abuses  
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social   relating to human society  
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progressive   interested in new ideas  
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Social Darwinism   the belief that society follows the biological principle of the survival of the fittest, where wealth and power go to those who are best suited or more fit  
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League of Nations   an international organization that helped nations settle disputes from 1919 to 1945  
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collective bargaining   the process of workers negotiating with their employer  
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diplomacy   the act of conducting negotiations between nations  
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