History Test

To end slavery

• secede

• abolition

• cash crop

• amendment

States should be able to make their own laws about everything that

had not been granted to Congress in the US Constitution

• abolition

• secede

• state's rights

• cash crop

To withdrawal

• cash crop

• sharecropper

• amendment

• secede

A crop sold for money

• cash crop

• manufacturing

• state's rights

• sharecropper

A person who grows crops on someone else's land

• manufacturing

• abolition

• secede

• sharecropper

The making of goods by machinery

• state's rights

• manufacturing

• amendment

• cash crop

An addition to the United States Constitution

• amendment

• secede

• cash crop

• abolition

Cotton was the south's most valuable cash crop

• True

• False

By 1860 less than half the people in MS were slaves

• True

• False

Revels and Lynch were two African Americans who served in the state legislature

• True

• False