1. Sectionalism and Civil war #1

To be loyal to your own section or region

• Nationalism
• Sectionalism

• Globalism
• Localism

Confederacy

• Confederate Republic
• Union States of America
• Canadian States

• The southern rebel states that seceded from the Union

Tax on imported goods; protect American Business

• Import tax
• Sales tax
• Tariff
• Excise duty

10th Amendment; the idea that states have the right to make decisions about laws for themselves

• States must follow federal laws exclusively.
• States cannot create their own laws.
• The federal government has all law-making authority.
• State's rights

A runaway; usually referring to an enslaved person

• fugitive
• exile
• prisoner
• refugee

Inaugural Address

• Opening Speech
• Speech from a running candidate

• Keynote Speech
• The speech made by presidents when they are sworn into office

Secession or (to secede)

• Secession is a form of government.
• Secession refers to joining a political entity.
• Secession is the process of creating a new political party.
• To leave or to break away from

What is a debate ?

• A debate is a casual conversation between friends.
• A debate is a type of cooking competition.
• A debate is a written essay on a topic.
• A debate is a type of arguments in the form of controlled speeches

What is a raid?

• To go to a specific location primarily to look for something

• A raid is a type of computer virus.
• A raid is a strategy game involving multiple players.
• A raid is a form of online shopping.

What is a crisis?

• A moment of dificulty

• A crisis is a minor inconvenience that can be ignored.
• A crisis is a routine event that requires no special response.
• A crisis is a planned event that occurs at a scheduled time.