| A | B |
|---|
| territories | geographical area ruled by a nation |
| canals | waterways constructed across land, used by ships or boats or for supplying water to dry areas |
| industrialization | having to do with people working in factories |
| migration | to move from one region to settle in another |
| logging | the business or job of felling timber and getting the logs out of the woods |
| cotton gin | a machine that separates the seeds from the fibers of cotton |
| cultivate | the act of growing and caring for plants |
| violation | the act or condition of failing to follow the law or breaking the law |
| reaper | a machine used to aid in the cutting down of grain from a field |
| deprived | to take away from or keep from getting |
| abolitionist | a person who wanted to end slavery in the US |
| campaign | an organized series of actions conducted to accomplish a common objected or goal |
| inhumane | cruel, brutal, or monstrous treatment |
