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Dive into the rich tapestry of American history with this comprehensive book by Jose Solis. Discover key terms, events, and figures that shaped the nation, from Abolitionists to Cash Crops, shedding light on crucial moments like draft and dissent. Uncover the stories of Californios and blockade runners, and grasp the significance of artifacts and constitutions. Perfect for students and history enthusiasts seeking to deepen their understanding of the United States' evolution.
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My Book of U.S History By: Jose Solis 2nd period 5/15/2011
A: 1. Abolitionist- People who fought to free slaves 2. Alien – a person not born In a certain country other wise known as an immigrant. 3. Arsenal –a place where they store guns and ammunition. 4. Artifact- An item left behind by early people.
B: Boycott- to refuse buy an item Burgesses- elected representatives to an assembly. Boom town- where business and population grow fast. Blockade runner- people who sail in and out of blockades.
C: Californios- Mexicans who lived in Cali Caravel- Small fast ships with a broad bow. Cash crop- Farm crop raised to be sold for $$. Constitution- a formal plan of government.
D: Desert- leaving without permission. Dissent- disagreement with or opposition to an opinion Draft- A person selected by military service Drought- No or little rain for a long time
E: Effigy- Rag figure representing a unpopular person.