My ABC book of history
This educational resource introduces key historical terms relevant to 5th-grade history students. Covering concepts such as abolitionists, backcountry, and the importance of the cabinet, the guide also explains significant events and laws that shaped American history, such as the black codes and emancipation. Students will learn about the roles of various figures and groups, as well as the context of major events like famines and the impact of decree on society. Ideal for homework help or class projects, this guide enhances understanding of U.S. history.
My ABC book of history
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My ABC book of history Titiana Brown 5th period 5-13-11
A Abstains- To not take part in some activity such as voting. Abolitionist- A person who strongly favors doing away with slavery. Abobe- a sun dried mud brick used to build the homes of some native americans.
B Backcountry- a region of hills and forest west of the tidewater. Bicameral- consisting of two horses or chambers especially in a legislature. black code- laws passed in the south just after the civil war aimed at controlling freedom and enabling plantations owners to exploit afrainsanericans workers.
C Cabinet- a group of advisers to the persident. Californios- mexican who lived in california. Canal- antificals waterways.
D Debators- person or country that awes money. Decree- an orders or decision given by one in authority. Demilitarize- to remove armed forces.
E Effigy- rag fiqurerepersenting and unpropular individual. Emancipate- to free slavery. Export- to sells good aboard.
F Fugative- runaway or trying to runaway. Famine- an extreme shortage or food. Frigate- warship
