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| Withdrawl of eleven southern states from the union in 1861-1865 |
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| Tedious, repetative, lacking variety |
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| visibly moving, expressive language |
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| excessive self-esteem;full of one's self |
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| one who favors the abolishment of slavery |
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| a northerner who sympathized with the south |
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| a ceremony, ritual, or experience by which one is initiated |
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| an encounter between opposing forces |
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| being able to persist in holding on to something or staying with something |
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| the united states of america as a national unit during the war |
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| a supporter of the american confederacy |
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| to refuse allegiance to or oppose by force an establishment government |
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| to abandon a military post in violation of orders |
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| the quality of being worthy of respect or esteem |
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| one who has been mislead or deceived |
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| a general pardon by the government |
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| those who belittle or speak ill of |
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| assigned to obsecure position |
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revengful;seeking to hurt |
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| termination, extinction of life |
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| involved as an accomplice in a crime |
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