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1) Plantation
2) Grew by slaves
3) Use to make cloth
4) Grown in the south
5) Cash Crop
6) Grows in tropical or subtropical climates
7) Needs around 40-60 inches of rainfall per year |
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1) Plantation
2) Use to smoke or chew
3) Grown in the south
4) Cash Crop |
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1) Festival In New Orleans
2) Home of Jazz
3) Holiday |
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1) Was President of the United States
2) President during the civil war
3) Made the Emancipation Proclamation |
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1) Genre of Music
2) Invented in New Orleans
3) Changed between the time |
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1) Group against slavery
2) North of the United States
3) Fought for freedom |
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1) Group against people against slavery
2) Wanted to keep the slavery
3) South of the United States |
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| Emancipation Proclamation |
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1) Made by Abraham Lincoln in 1863
2) Sue against slavery
3) Freedom for slaves |
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1) Used by people who were slaves before.
2) Land owner borrow land to grown crops
3) Used by people who didn't have more job skills |
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1) Cotton
2) Tobacco
3) Crops to make money |
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1) No pay
2) Force to work
3) Terminated in 1863 |
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1) Fight between the north against the south of the United States
2) War for freedom of slaves
3) Stopped in 1865 |
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1) Land of New Orleans
2) Part of the United States
3) State |
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1) French Canadian
2) Mainly living in Louisiana
3) Made in the 17th century
4) From the word "Acadian"
5) Catolics |
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1) From a Portuguese word
2) Son of a slave and a housemaster
3) From Louisiana |
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1) Fort in the South United States
2) fight happened here between the north and the south
3) Surrendered |
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1) Leader of the Confederacy
2) Didn't want more men to die
3) Surrendered in 1865 |
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1) Capital of the Confederate States of America
2) White house of the Confederacy
3) Union Soldiers captured Richmond in 1865 |
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1) Cotton
2) Tobacco
3) Sugar Cane |
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1) Farmer
2) Hunter
3) Gatherer |
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1) crops
2) Cotton
3) wheat |
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1) You use it
2) woven or felted fabric
3) Made from Cotton |
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1) Traditional Music
2) Culture
3) Native |
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1) Make cloth
2) Big machines
3) use cotton |
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1) Many good army generals
2) Brave soldiers |
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1) More people
2) More soldiers
3) More Railroads
4) More money
5) More factories |
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1) Houses
2) Cities
3) Plantations |
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1) Slaves from Africa to the Caribbean Islands and the Southern States
2) Molasses & Sugar from Caribbean Islands to New England
3) Cotton from Southern States to New England
4) Cloth from New England to Africa
5) Rum from New England to Africa |
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| 1) An Area of land that separates water flowing on different rivers, basins or seas. |
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1) Does not flow directly into a sea or ocean
1) Affluent is a stream or river that flows into a larger stream or river main stem. |
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1)to reserve something
2)to reserve to use it later |
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| A person that moves from place to place. |
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| agriculture conducted to do business |
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