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| In the early 1800s the majority of people living in Alabama made their living by |
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| Type of farmer who lived on small farms and produced enough food to feed their own families |
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| Most plantations were located near |
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| The first slaves were brought to Alabama in 1721 aboard a ship named |
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| Songs, stories, and superstitions that the slaves brought with them from Africa were called |
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| The courthouse where people could write down or document deeds and other legal papers was located in the |
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| The states largest town during the early to mid 1800s |
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| riverboat, railroad, or wagon |
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| Three methods of travel during the early to mid 1800s were |
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| Horace King was well-known for building |
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| An industrialist who built factories in Alabama during the mid 1800s |
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| Who was elected Vice President of the United States on the Democratic Party ticket in 1852 |
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| How long was the first railroad in Alabama that ran from Tuscumbia to Muscle Shoals |
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| He invented the cotton gin in 1793 |
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| Owners or managers of factories |
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| Units of surveyed land, often set aside for schools |
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| A train of slaves fastened together |
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| A loosely woven fabric made of linen or wool |
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| People who did not support slavery |
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