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2. President Thomas Jefferson in 1803 purchased by the United States of France’s Louisiana Territory.
4. Forced the natives to be removed from their lands, and assimilate to white culture.
6. Forced the Native American tribes to exchange their ancestral lands and then be moved to reservation.
7. recruited 9,000 Black rebels living in and near Charleston planned to attack arsenals, murder White citizens, and burn down the city.
10. A device designed to speed up the process of cotton processing, caused a rise in the number of slaves being imported into the United States.
11. Institutions designed to erase Native Culture through children.\
13. The transportation of captured Africans across the Atlantic Ocean by slave traders.
14. The journey from Africa to North and South American for slaves.
15. a leading abolitionist and women’s rights activist
18. The belief that the United States must possess the land of North America, and that it is ordained by God for the United States to expand westward.
20. A former slave who had escaped, Douglass was a gifted writer and speaker for the abolition movement.
22. called for armed rebels to storm the arsenal in Richmond and use the weapons they found there to take over the city.

1. Large farms designed to plant and harvest cash crops with slave labor.
3. the largest slave uprising in the British colonies, occurring in South Carolina in 1739.
5. A network of collaborators who help enslaved people escape.
8. A system in which enslaved people are considered property that can be bought, sold, given, or inherited.
9. The idea that one’s nation is the best, and that it should be the most important aspect in an individual life.
12. are laws that restricted the rights of Black people.
16. The refusal to comply with something.
17. A political and social movement that wanted complete eradication of slavery.
19. The process of one culture absorbing another culture.
21. published a controversial pamphlet calling on African Americans to rise up against slavery.