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| plantation | a large farm on which cotton, tobacco, sugar cane, coffee, or other crops are raised by laborers who live there |
| foreign | someone or something from another place or country |
| Yankee | a person from the northern part of the United States |
| factory | a place where things are made, usually with machines |
| immigrant | someone who leaves one country and and settles in another one |
| sauerbraten | roast beef soaked in vinegar and spices before cooking |
| cooper | a person who makes and repairs barrels |
| cabinetmaker | a person who builds cabinets, pieces of furniture, or built-in cupboards with shelves |
| property | something that is owned, a possession |
| merchant | a storekeeper, a person who buys and sells things |
| clergyman | person who performs religious duties |
| sauerkraut | finely cut cabbage salted and soured in its own juice |
| reaper | a machine for harvesting grain |
| stollen | a sweet bread containing fruit and nuts |
| portrait | a picture of a person showing his or her face |
| botany | the study of plants |
| Jayhawker | the name given to from Kansas who attacked settlements in Missouri at the time of the Civil War. |
| abolitionist | a person who worked to free the slaves |
| carpenter | a person who builds houses, barns, and other things of wood |
| candidate | a person who seeks or is proposed for an honor or position, often a political office |
