Dual Credit US History Crossword, 1850-1900

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Across
  1. 4. War involving the Sioux tribe and US military.
  2. 10. Northerners who opposed the Civil War and wanted an immediate peace settlement with the confederacy.
  3. 13. You can apply the theory of survival of the fittest in human nature to determine how successful one may be.
  4. 17. The government isn't getting involved in business practices
  5. 18. Determined in the case Plessy V. Ferguson.
  6. 20. Considered a bad entrepreneur.
  7. 22. An American white supremacist group known for terrorism, violence, and intimidation.
  8. 23. A facility that stores small cereal grains in bulk.
  9. 26. White Southerners who supported the Republican party and reconstruction policies after the civil war.
  10. 27. A violent confrontation following a disputed election where black republicans held office.
  11. 28. Defined the Civil War as a fight for national unity and human equality
  12. 29. Laws that enforced racial segregation.
  13. 30. Granted birthright citizenship
Down
  1. 1. What the west was known as
  2. 2. Fought in 1898 and lasted less than 4 months.
  3. 3. Law that forbid the president to remove civil officers without senatorial consent.
  4. 5. Says that only teachers and government officials from China can come to the US.
  5. 6. Ways to prevent people from being able to vote.
  6. 7. Book written by Andrew Carnegie
  7. 8. 4/14/1865
  8. 9. People moving cattle in cattle drives.
  9. 11. AKA Anti-KKK act
  10. 12. Swear you never supported the Confederacy.
  11. 14. form of propaganda by exaggerating journalism.
  12. 15. Considered a good entrepreneur.
  13. 16. Ended slavery
  14. 19. Prohibited the government from denying a citizen a right to vote based on race
  15. 21. An indirect veto by the president by not signing a bill until it's too late to be dealt with.
  16. 24. The concept that the US had a god-given right to move west.
  17. 25. Northerners who moved to the south during reconstruction.