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6
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A person who has come from another country and has not yet become a citizen
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8
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A policy of not choosing sides in a war or dispute between other countries.
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9
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The part of government that “executes” (carries out) the laws.
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13
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The feeling of being weighed down or held back by severe and unfair force.
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15
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A person who favors abolition, the ending of slavery.
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16
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Laws that control the way goods, food, and drugs are produced and sold to the public
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18
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A formal agreement between nations
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19
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A large area of privately owned land where crops were grown through the labor of workers, usually slaves, who lived on the land.
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22
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A written plan that provides the basic framework of a government
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25
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A tax imposed by the government on goods imported from another country.
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1
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To refuse to buy one or more goods from a certain source. Also an organized refusal by many people.
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2
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The unjust use of government power. A ruler who uses power in this way is called a tyrant.
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3
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A person who flees or tries to escape
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4
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African Americans who had been set free from slavery.
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5
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A proposed law
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7
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The birth and growth of businesses that make and distribute products through the use of machinery.
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10
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Crops, such as tobacco, sugar, and cotton, raised in large quantities in order to be sold for profit
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11
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A government order that stops merchant ships from leaving or entering a country's ports
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12
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The way a society organizes the manufacture and exchange of things of value, food, products, and services
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14
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A formal, written request
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17
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To reject a proposed law or bill
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20
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A system where citizens elect a representatives to make and carry out laws
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21
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To refuse to recognize a federal law. This action by a state is called nullification.
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23
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To withdraw from an organization or alliance; in this case, to withdraw from the United States
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24
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To formally accuse an official of a crime related to official duties
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