Collection 3 Vocabulary

2. something capable of changing
4. having to do with the Confederacy, or the Southern states that separated from the United States during the Civil War
9. being in conflict, opposition, or disagreement; contradictory
11. a secret system of houses and other safe places that provided a way for enslaved persons to escape north to freedom
12. to come together or mix
15. actions or opinions that show disapproval of or disagreement with someone or something
16. to inspire or encourage people during difficult circumstances
19. the period from 1865-1877, after the Civil War, when the federal government controlled the former Confederate states
21. antislavery activist (1820-1913)
22. a person who fought to make slavery illegal
25. to free someone or a group of people from slavery or control
27. a person who refuses to serve in the military because of religious or moral reasons

1. the armed forces that fought for the United States against the Confederacy during the Civil War; Union Army
3. following one after another in proper order; consecutive
5. an order issued by President Lincoln in 1863 that freed all the slaves in the Confederate states
6. to make two or more things be true at the same time or consistent with each other
7. the armed forces that fought for the United States against the Confederacy during the Civil War
8. persuasive speech or writing
10. to make changes to something
13. to refuse to follow orders from a government or authority; to rebel
14. a person’s mental outlook or point of view
17. able to cause people to believe or do something
18. including, covering, or affecting everyone and everything throughout the world or within a specific group
20. the state or condition of being enslaved, or owned by or forced to work for another person; the state or condition of owning other people as property
23. to encourage a person to act
24. letter used to stand for an unknown number in an expression or equation
26. unchanging over time