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Understanding Key Concepts of the Civil War Era

This piece explores key terms related to the Civil War era, including "ambush," which refers to lying in wait to launch a surprise attack; "arsenal," indicating a stock of weapons; and "abolitionist," a person advocating for the end of slavery. It also covers economic aspects such as "bond," a government-issued note promising loan repayment with interest; "boycott," the refusal to purchase from certain countries; and "blockade runner," a ship navigating in and out of blockaded areas. Additionally, the significance of canals and the term "Californians" is highlighted.

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Understanding Key Concepts of the Civil War Era

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  1. A B C book

  2. Ambush The act of lying in wait to attack by surprise. A arsenal Abolitionist A person who strongly favors doing away with slavery. A stock of weapons.

  3. bond A note issued by the government with promise to pay a loan with interest. B Blockade runner boycott To refuse to buy from a particular country. A ship that sails into and out of blockaded areas.

  4. Canal An artificial water way. Californians' C Capital Money for investment. Mexicans who live in California.

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