My ABC book of u.s. history

MY ABC BOOK OF

U.S. HISTORYSergio R.5th period5-12-11

AArsenal-a

storage place for weapons and ammunitions

Annex-to add a territory to one’s own territory

Adams, Samuel-he was the second president of the

united states

BBarton, Clara-

became famous for her work with wooded

soldiersBond-a note issued by the government witch

promise to pay off a loan with interest

Burgesses-elected

representatives to a assembly

CCede- to give up

by treaty

Casuality-a military person

killed, wounded or capture

Calhoun John C.-as secretary

of war

DDebtore-person of country that

owes money

Draft-the selection of persons for

required military service

Davis, Jefferson-commander in

chief

EEDWARDS, JONATHAN-PREACHED

THROUGHOUT THE COLONIST DRAWING

HUGE CROWSEFFIGY-RAG FIGURED REPRESENTING AN

UNPOPULAR INDIVIDUAL

EMANCIPATE-TO FREE FROM

SLAVERY

FFrigate -warshipfamine-an

extreme shortage of

found

Fillmore, Millard-he was the 13th president

GGreenback-a piece of u.s.

paper money first used bye the

north during the civil warGarfield,

James-he was the 20th

president

Global warming-a steady increase in

average temperatures

HHabel corpus-a legal order for an inquiry to determinate whether a

person has been lawfully impresionet

horizontal integration-the combining of

compering firms into one comparation

Harrison, Benjamin-HE WAS THE 23RD

PRESIDENT

IINTERNET-A WORLDWIDE

LINKIN OF COMPUTER NETWORKS

ISABELLA,QUEEN OF SPAIN-COULD FOCUS ON OTHER

GOALS

IMPORT-TO BUY GOODS

FROM FOREING MARKETS

JJOINT OCUPATION-TO

POSSETION AN SETTLEDING OF AN

AREA SHARE BY TWO OR MORE COUNTRIES

JACKSON ANDREW-HE WAS THE 7TH PRESIDENT

JUDICAL BRANCH-THE BRANCH OF THE

GOVERNMENT INCLUDING THE FEDERAL COURT SYSTEM, THAT

INTERPRETS THE NATIONS LAW

kKENTUCKY-CIVIL

WAR IN THE CIVIL WAR PUBLIC

SCHOOL SECESSIONKENNEDY, JOHN F.-1960 ELECTION

ASSASSINATION OF BUY PIGS INCIDENT CIVIL RIGHTS LEGISLATION

KANSAS-KANSAS NEBRASKA ACT,

SLAVERY

LLANDSIDE-AN

OVERWHELMING VICTORY

LATIN AMERICAN-SPANISH EMPIRE IN SPECIFIC COUNTRY

LYNCHING-PUTTING TO

DEATH A PERSON BY ILLEGALY

ACTION OF MOB

MMILITIA-A GROUP OF CIVILIANS TRAINED

TO FIGHT IN EMERGENCI

MADISON, JAMES-THE 3RD PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED

STATES

MAIZE-AN EARLY FORM OF CORN

GROWN BY NATIVE AMERICANS

NNONIMPORTATION-THE ACT OF NOT IMPORTING OR USING CERTAIN

GOODS

NATIVE AMERICAN-AGRICULTURE OF

AMERICAN REVOLUTION

NATURALIZATION-TO GRANT

FULL CITIZENSHIP TO

FOREIGNER

OOffenave-a tradion

Oklahoma-homes in Indian territory

Ordinance-a law or regulatio

n

PPartisan-favoring one side

of an issve

Presedent-a tradition

Pennsylvania-colonial

constitution ratification

constitution

qQuakers-

antislavery movement of

women’s rights movement

Quadruple alliance-for help in its fight

against revolutionary

Quechua-incan language

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Recalsilation-settling by agreement coming together

again

Randolph, Edmund-as attorney general

constitutional convention

Radical-extreme

SSpiritual-an African American religious

folk song

Sedition-activities aimed

at weaking established government

Saratoga, new York-the battle of

Saratoga

TToleration-the acceptance of different belief

Tennessee-in civil war fourteenth amendment

tarrificaion by readmission to union

Tariff-a tax on imports or exports

UUtopia-

community based on a vision of a perfect society

sought by reformersUtah-settlement of

slavery issue state hood

Unaliable right-a right that cannot be

surrounded

vVaquero-

Hispanic ranch hand

Vigilantes-people who took the law

into their own hands

Vice president-election to president

vacant

WWeapons-American revolution

arms control treaty

West Virginia-in the civil war

secession from Virginia state hood

War hawks-republicans

during Madison's presidency

YYeoman-southern owner of a small

farm who did not

enslaved people

Yugoslavia-after world war 1

Yankee-

union soldie

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