Review Project - Crossword Puzzle

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  1. 3. Rights Act 1964: Outlawed public segregation and racial discrimination in the work place
  2. 6. Trade Agreements: Agreement between Canada, Mexico, and the United States to eliminate the barriers to trade in goods and services between the countries.
  3. 7. of 1860: Lincoln won this election because Democratic party was split over slavery and resulted in many states to secede from the Union
  4. 8. Towns built over night near mining area by men looking for gold and living in tents; it became a Ghost Town
  5. 9. Darwinism: Belief held by many that people were rich or poor due to natural selection in society
  6. 10. Lyndon B. Johnson: President of the U.S. who helped support Democrats and was responsible for liberal programs such as the Great Society and War on Poverty
  7. 11. of Rights: Amendments ensured by the Anti-Federalists and led by James Madison to protect individuals from government interference
  8. 12. Carson: American marine biologist who wrote “Silent Spring” about the suspicion of pesticide entering into food resulting in health emergencies
  9. 13. A time of cultural change in the 1920s where this type of music emerges from African American church and community
  10. 14. Great Awakening: Religious revival during the early 19th century towards rationalism. Young men were motivate to become successful preachers and were easily understood by the uneducated
  11. 16. Renaissance: Black artist movement in NYC when poets, writers, musicians, and other artists expressed their feeling about the injustices of Jim Crow.
  12. 17. Act: Compromise law that suspended the Missouri Compromise and left it to voters in Kansas and Nebraska to determine whether they would be slave or free states
  13. 21. Relaxation of tensions between United Stated and the Soviet Union and China
  14. 23. Exclusion Act: Denied additional Chinese laborers to enter the country
  15. 25. Bank: Alexander Hamilton asked Congress in this document to charter the of bank of the United States
  16. 26. Bomb: used by U.S. in Nagasaki and Hiroshima, led to Nuclear Arms Race and problems with Soviet Union affairs
  17. 27. opposed growing European colonial empire and the U.S. control of the Philippines
  18. 30. Antitrust Act: Added to the Sherman law’s list of price discrimination; it exempted labor unions from being considered trusts and helped cut down on monopolies
  19. 31. War: War between Soviet Union and United Stated for world influence; Almost came to the edge of actual war during Cuban Missile Crisis, but never attacked one another
  20. 32. Mystique: Betty Friedan depicted the difficulties of women’s life; she attacked the “cult of domesticity”
  21. 33. George F. Kennan’s idea to contain Russia and their expansion tendencies in order to prevent U.S. facing a political threat on the government
  22. 34. Trade: Trade routes under the mercantilist system that traded slave and goods in England, North America, West Indies, and Africa
  23. 35. Document that created the three forms of branches and established the rights and liberties of American people
  24. 36. War: Began when North Koreans invaded South Korea before meeting a counter offensive by UN Forces
  25. 37. Called for silver and paper money, national tax, and direct election of senators, and regulation of railroads
  26. 39. System: Developed by Henry Clay, which created a high tariff to support internal improvements and help America industrialize
  27. 42. Powers: World War II alliance of Germany, Italy, and Japan
  28. 43. Charter: Outlined a vision that the world would abandon spheres of influence and govern their relations through a democratic process, protecting every nation’s right of self determination
  29. 45. Harbor: December 7, 1941; Japanese naval force surprise attack on the U.S. naval base in Hawaii; several ships of the U.S. Pacific fleet were sunk and destroyed
Down
  1. 1. Internment: Took many Japanese families away from their home and into an internment camp that was motivated by racism and carried out through Executive Order
  2. 2. Supported a strong central government and the ratification of the new constitution
  3. 3. System: system created by Pueblos and Spanish that reflects the society of the Spanish Empire in America
  4. 4. Motherhood: selfless devotion of a mother of a mother to her family
  5. 5. Purchase: Agreement with the French to purchase 828,000,000 square miles of Louisiana Territory, because of Manifest Destiny and economic opportunities
  6. 10. of Nations: Part of 14-point peace plan that was proposed by Woodrow Wilson. Germany, Soviet Union, and the U.S. participated, but this world body remained ineffective
  7. 15. War: War fought between the U.S. and Spain, which resulted in Cuba’s independence and U.S. annexing Puerto Rico, Guam, and the Philippines
  8. 18. Ending of slavery
  9. 19. Deal: Roosevelt’s precursor of welfare state; programs to fight economic depression and government spending to stimulate the economy
  10. 20. Movement: Group of American writers that addressed cultural phenomena, which rejected American values and experimented with drugs and forms of sexuality
  11. 21. of Independence: Document separated Loyalists from Patriots and helped start the American Revolution; approved by the Congress on July 4, 1776
  12. 22. Panthers: African-American organization to help promote Black Power and self-defense
  13. 24. The doctrine of noninterference about matters of economics or business; means “leave alone”
  14. 25. Crisis: Strongly supported by John C. Calhoun and southerners declared protective tariffs and Jackson responded with a Force bill as a compromise
  15. 28. Ordinance: Process in which new states could be admitted into the Union from the Northwest Territory
  16. 29. Proclamation: Lincoln and signs and announces this that all slaves in the rebelling states would be free
  17. 35. of 1850: Compromise that admitted California as a free state, banned slavery in Washington D.C., and built a new Fugitive Slave Law of 1850
  18. 38. v. Board: Board of Education that denied Linda Brown admittance to an all White school; Thurgood Marshall argued that a separate but equal violated equal protection; Warren decided separate but educational facilities were inherently unequal
  19. 40. of Confederation: Created by the Second Continental Congress and was the first constitution that established an ineffective government, because Congress couldn’t tax
  20. 41. Age: Age of which there was increase in wealth due to the industrial success and different lifestyles that hid social problems such as high poverty rate, crime rate, and corruption
  21. 44. Franklin D. Roosevelt: thirty-second president of the U.S.; central figure of the 20th century during worldwide economic crisis and world war