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Abolitionist a person who favors the abolition (formal ending) of slavery
Antebellum a Latin term for 'before the war'
Domestic of, relating to, or originating within a country
Emancipate to set free
Morality the extent to which an action is right or wrong
Profitable yielding profit or financial gain
Reapportion to assign or distribute something again or in a different way
Textile relating to fabric or weaving
Assimilate to become absorbed or integrated into a society or culture
Infrastructure the basic physical and organizational structures and facilities (buildings, roads, power supplies) needed to operate a society
Nationalism an intense pride or patriotism for one's country; in the early 1800's it emphasized putting the needs of the nation above regional or local needs
Nullify to make legally null and void
Popular Sovereignty an Antebellum doctrine where the government's power comes from the consent of the people, and that the people are the source of all political legitimacy
Secede to formally withdraw from membership in a political state
Sectionalism an intense focus on local or regional issues; the restriction of interest from a national to a regional sphere
Specialize to concentrate on providing a particular product or service
Cede to give up power or territory
Defy to resist or refuse to obey
Fugitive a person who flees or tries to escape
Martyr a person who is killed because of their beliefs
Prodigy a person, especially a young one, who has exceptional qualities or abilities
Propaganda ideas, information, or rumors intended to help or injure a cause or institution
Supremacy the state or condition of being superior to others in authority, power, or status
Transcontinental crossing the continent
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