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Page 1: Unit 2 Part 1 Orange. Abraham Lincoln abolitionists People who wanted to end slavery. People who wanted to end slavery

Unit 2 Part 1Unit 2 Part 1

OrangeOrange

Page 2: Unit 2 Part 1 Orange. Abraham Lincoln abolitionists People who wanted to end slavery. People who wanted to end slavery

Abraham LincolnAbraham Lincolnabolitionistsabolitionists

People who wanted People who wanted to end slavery.to end slavery.

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expansionexpansion

Act of increasing or Act of increasing or making something making something biggerbigger

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hardshiphardship A difficult thing A difficult thing

that can take time that can take time and energy to and energy to overcomeovercome

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losseslosses Something you no Something you no

longer have; in this longer have; in this case referring to case referring to people or deathpeople or death

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refusedrefused rejected, said no torejected, said no to

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took a standtook a stand decide to support decide to support

one side of a one side of a debate or debate or argumentargument

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unityunity To stand together To stand together

as one unit; united as one unit; united as oneas one

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Abraham LincolnAbraham Lincolnknewknew

Past tense of to Past tense of to know. learned know. learned beforebefore

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formal educationformal education learning in schoollearning in school

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infancyinfancy the time when a the time when a

person is a babyperson is a baby

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politicianspoliticians A person who A person who

works in the works in the government or government or politics.politics.

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ran forran for tried to get electedtried to get elected

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plantationsplantations large farms in the large farms in the

SouthSouth

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practicepractice the work of a the work of a

doctor or lawyerdoctor or lawyer

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debatesdebates Public talks at Public talks at

which people which people discuss different discuss different opinions about an opinions about an issue.issue.

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secededseceded formally stopped formally stopped

being part of a being part of a countrycountry

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dedicateddedicated set apart for a set apart for a

purposepurpose

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ReconstructionReconstruction the rebuilding after the rebuilding after

the Civil Warthe Civil War

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the agesthe ages all of time and all of time and

human historyhuman history

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Nancy HanksNancy Hanksghostghost

the spirit of a dead the spirit of a dead personperson

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rolling stonerolling stone

Someone who Someone who doesn’t stay in one doesn’t stay in one place for very long; place for very long; someone who someone who wanders.wanders.

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scraping alongscraping along

Trying to survive Trying to survive without much without much moneymoney

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shackshack

a very small, a very small, poorly built house, poorly built house, usually one roomusually one room

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prairieprairie

a big field covered a big field covered with wild grass and with wild grass and flowersflowers

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pinching timespinching times

a time when you a time when you have very little have very little money or foodmoney or food

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get onget on

do welldo well

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LincolnLincolngauntgaunt

very thin and bonyvery thin and bony

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scragglyscraggly

rough, irregularrough, irregular

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mournfulmournful

very sadvery sad

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ungainlyungainly

awkward, clumsyawkward, clumsy

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laboringlaboring

working very hardworking very hard

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aloofaloof

away from or away from or distant fromdistant from

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mad stray boltmad stray bolt

an unexpected an unexpected flash of lighteningflash of lightening

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zenithzenith

the sky; the the sky; the highest pointhighest point


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