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| Missouri became our country's 24th state. |
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| a group of workers organized to get better working conditions |
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| a refusal to work until demands are met |
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| a war fought between people of the same country |
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| all of the businesses that make one kind of goods or provide one kind of service |
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| an enslaved African American who went to court to argue that he should be free because he lived in a free state. |
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| fought between people for and against slavery |
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| hosted by Missouri in St. Louis in 1904 |
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| Things introduced at the St. Louis World's Fair |
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| hot dogs, ice cream cones, iced tea, motion pictures, automobile, ferris wheel |
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| shipped from Kansas City to Chicago |
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Missouri was the first state to
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| stated that Maine would join the Unino as a free state and Missouri would enter the Union as a slave state. Slavery would be forbidden north of an imaginary line across Missouri's southern border. |
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| When the Civil War broke out, Missouri decided to ___________ |
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| the idea that people elected to public office need to obey the laws like everyone else |
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| the largest Civil War battle in Missouri |
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| the making of large amounts of goods in factories |
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| Confederate States of America or Confederacy |
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| the new country formed by the states that seceded (or left) the Union |
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| the reason Missouri cities grew after the Civil War |
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| the settling of an argument by each side agreeing to give up part of its demands |
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