US Social Studies Final 2025 Part A 2

The idea that each state should make its own laws, especially about slavery.

• States’ Rights
• Abolitionist
• Blockade
• Casualty
• Compromise

The economic activity concerned with the processing of raw materials and manufacture of goods in factories.

• Industry
• Abolitionist
• Blockade
• Casualty
• Compromise

A person who is killed, wounded, or missing during a war.

• Casualty
• Abolitionist
• Blockade
• Compromise
• Industry

Political loyalty to a region (like the North or South) rather than to the whole country.

• Sectionalism
• Abolitionist
• Blockade
• Casualty
• Compromise

When a part of a country decides to leave and become its own separate country or government.

• Secession
• Abolitionist
• Blockade
• Casualty
• Compromise

A tax that a government puts on goods brought in from other countries to make them more expensive and protect local businesses.

• Tariff
• Abolitionist
• Blockade
• Casualty
• Compromise

A person who was against slavery and worked to end it immediately.

• Abolitionist
• Blockade
• Casualty
• Compromise
• Industry

A state refusing to obey or enforce a federal law within its borders because they believe it's unconstitutional.

• Nullification
• Abolitionist
• Blockade
• Casualty
• Compromise

An agreement where everyone involved gives up something they want to reach a solution or settle a disagreement.

• Compromise
• Abolitionist
• Blockade
• Casualty
• Industry

When one group uses ships or troops to stop people or supplies from entering or leaving a place, usually during a war.

• Blockade
• Abolitionist
• Casualty
• Compromise
• Industry