Vocabulary 1
Abolitionism
Vocabulary 2
Constitutional Vocab/terms
Vocabulary 3
100

first-hand accounts of an event created by eyewitnesses or first recorders at the time of the event (remember unit 1)

What is a Primary source?

100

This president was elected in 1860 and was an abolitionist.

Who is Abe Lincoln?

100

accounts of events created at a later date and by someone who was not present at the event (Think unit 1)

What is a Secondary source?

100

These are the three branches of government in both the U.S. and Texas constitutions.

What is executive, legislative, and judicial?

100

examining the “who,” “what,” “when,” “where,” and “why” of a document (think unit 1)

What is sourcing?

200

concern for regional needs and interests

What is sectionalism?

200

Many former slaves would do this after the emancipation proclamation.

What is sharecropping?

200

to withdraw, including the withdrawal of states from the Union

What is Secede?

200

This is a term that describes how other branches keep one from getting too powerful, in other words keeping them in "check."

What are check and balances?

200

blocking off an area to keep supplies from getting in or out

What is blockade?

300

the act of rebuilding, generally refers to the rebuilding of the Union following the Civil War

What is Reconstruction?

300

This event was announced in 1863 by President Lincoln to put an end to slavery.

What is the emancipation proclamation?

300

 the act of giving someone freedom

What is emancipation?

300

Both the U.S. and Texas constitution contain one of these to protect and guarantee individual rights.

What is the bill of rights?

300

the imposition of laws by a military authority, generally in defeated territories

What is Martial law?

400

a tenant farmer who receives a portion of the crop

What is sharecropper?

400

This U.S. Constitutional amendment forbid slavery.

What is the 13th amendment?

400

Another term for income

What is revenue?

400

The governmental powers that are divided amongst both the constitutions is an example of this Unit 7 vocabulary term.

What is federalism?

400

personal liberties and freedoms

What are individual rights?

500

government in which representatives are chosen

What is republicanism?

500

We celebrate emancipation being enforced on this Texas holiday each summer.

What is Juneteenth?

500

independent power given to the people

What is popular sovereignty?

500

Out of the two constitutions, this one is the supreme law of the land.

What is the U.S. constitution?

500

political system in which power is shared between a national centralized government and a collection of smaller state governments

What is Federalism?

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