US History Unit 3 Keywords
Across
- 2. Woman who helped create asylums with better conditions for the inhabitants
- 5. Transcendentalist who lived self sufficiently and isolated from society for two years and then wrote Civil Disobedience promoting peaceful activism
- 7. American who led a group of people to live in Texas when it was part of Mexico
- 10. Period during the early 1800s in which the importance of religion increased and the nature of religion changed
- 14. Forceful relocation of Cherokee and other Indian tribes
- 15. Cult that declared that women should stay at home and not participate in the market-economy
- 16. Inventor of the cotton gin
- 19. Canal connecting the Great Lakes to the Hudson River
- 20. Document stating that the U.S. would not tolerate any more European colonization of the Western Hemisphere and would stay out of European affairs
- 24. Agreement saying that Missouri could only become a slave state if Maine was created as a free state to maintain a balance
- 25. Meeting to ask for more rights for women in the US
- 28. Feeling of solidarity among people from the same country
- 30. created to oppose the Jacksonian democrats and supported in the Northeast
- 32. Stronger unity among regions than among a whole nation
- 33. “The Great Compromiser” who suggested the Missouri Compromise and created the Whig party
- 35. Bank destroyed by Andrew Jackson that loaned money to state banks
- 36. Person who agrees with the idea that everybody can judge what is right or wrong based on their intuition
- 37. American writer, author of The Legend of Sleepy Hollow
- 38. Female writer who wrote a Uncle Tom's Cabin supporting the abolishment of slavery
- 39. Railroad Network of houses and places where slaves could hide as they escaped from the south to the north
- 40. that Jackson transferred money to from the 2nd Bank of the United States
Down
- 1. Famous textile mills in Massachusetts worked in mainly by young women
- 3. Path crossing from the east of the US to the west that many Americans migrated along
- 4. Leader of The Transcendental Club that met in Boston
- 6. Period when people rapidly migrated to California as a result of gold being found there
- 8. Treaty ending the Mexican-American War and annexing several places including Texas and California
- 9. Writer and poet who used a gothic style
- 11. Education reformer who advocated for the creation of common schools
- 12. Period during which there was only one major political party
- 13. Belief that Americans had a mission to move westward and inhabit the whole country.
- 17. Organizer of the first women's rights convention in Seneca Falls
- 18. Writer of a magazine that supported the abolishment of slavery
- 21. Deal in which Henry Clay helped John Quincy Adams become president and Adams appointed Clay as Secretary of State
- 22. System in which supporters of a political party received government jobs for their loyalty
- 23. Suggestion to ban slavery in the states acquired after the Mexican-American War that was refused
- 26. Increased demonstrations of sectionalism between the North and the South during Jackson's presidency
- 27. Former slave who strongly advocated for abolishing slavery
- 29. Transaction of a portion of land on the Mexican border to the US in 1853
- 31. Treaty handing Florida over to the U.S. from Spain
- 34. Military fort where many Texans were killed in the Mexican-American War