| 1. assassinate |
Freeing someone from the control of another person or organization |
| 2. blockade |
To replace something that has been damaged or destroyed by rebuilding |
| 3. abolitionism |
The action of setting someone apart from others |
| 4. fugitive |
To end a life in a surprise attack for religious or political reasons |
| 5. recruit |
The doctrine that calls for the abolition of slavery |
| 6. secede |
A general fall in the purchasing power of money due to rising prices |
| 7. reconstruction |
A person who has escaped from somewhere in which they were held captive or are in hiding |
| 8. reveille |
To remove oneself or to withdrawal formally from the membership in a federal alliance, an organization, or a union |
| 9. inflation |
Cease resistance to an enemy |
| 10. emancipation |
An act of sealing off a place or area that prevents people or goods from coming in or leaving out |
| 11. surrender |
To convince someone to join in the armed forces |
| 12. segregation |
An operation of the military or police in which enemies surround a town to cut off supplies and force a surrender |
| 13. siege |
A way in which the armed forces personnel are awakened with a signal on a bugle or drum |