Isabelle Nersita Sec. 3 x-word

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Across
  1. 2. McCulloch vs Maryland also allowed the ____ of the United States to continue.
  2. 6. Sectionalism is ______ to a specific section and not the nation as a whole.
  3. 10. In 1823, President James Monroe declared called the _______ ________. (2 words)
  4. 14. Interstate commerce is simply the _____ between states.
  5. 15. The Sectional Leaders took center stage after the War of 1812 and spoke for each of the _____ sections.
  6. 17. America cheered about Latin American Nations won _______.
  7. 19. ______,one of the sectional leaders, is a defender of slavery.
  8. 22. In the McCulloch vs Maryland case, the court ruled that ______ had no right to interfere with federal instructions within their borders.
  9. 23. In 1816 the Republican candidate for president, James ______, at 60 years old, easily beat Federalist Rufus King.
Down
  1. 1. Spain was too busy fighting rebels in _________ ________ to retaliate against the US destroying the Negro Fort.(two words)
  2. 3. The Monroe Doctrine showed that US was _______ to keep the European powers out of the Western Hemisphere
  3. 4. After the war of 1812, the nation enjoyed an “era of _____ feelings.”
  4. 5. Each of the three sectional leaders represented a different ______ of the country (Northern, Southern, Western)
  5. 7. Which state did the slaves from Georgia run away to, to escape slavery?
  6. 8. The US payed Spain $____ million for Florida.
  7. 9. The sectional leaders that took center stage were: Calhoun of the south, Webster of the north and Clay of the _____.
  8. 11. The United States invaded Florida and ______ the Negro Fort.
  9. 12. The Gibbons vs Ogden case gave the government power to regulate interstate ________.
  10. 13. Which state did the Indians raid? This was one of the reasons that the US bought Florida.
  11. 16. Henry Clay's plan, ______ _______, aimed at promoting economic growth. (2 words)
  12. 18. Daniel Webster, unlike John Calhoun, viewed slavery as ____.
  13. 20. Like Webster, _____ strongly favored a more active role for the central government.
  14. 21. Sectional leader Henry Clay, spoke for the ____.