APUSH period 5 Crossword

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Across
  1. 3. the most crucial battle of the civil war also the bloodiest with 50,000 casualties
  2. 6. issued by the US treasury and led to creeping inflation
  3. 7. in which a landlord would provide to a farmer and in return they would get half of their share from the harvest
  4. 12. this president attempted to carry out Lincoln’s plan of Reconstruction
  5. 13. southern conservatives that took control of one state government after another
  6. 15. what democrats called northern newcomers
  7. 18. these laws restricted African American from their rights
  8. 19. the term referring to the hostility toward Roman Catholic Germans
  9. 21. secret society created by white pope to intimidate and threaten African Americans
  10. 22. the popular belief that the US had a mission to extend its power and civilization across N. America
  11. 24. a bill that required 50 percent of voters of a states take an oath and permitted only non-Confederates to vote for a new state constitution
Down
  1. 1. the fighting between proslavery and anti slavery groups in a territory
  2. 2. this act passed in 1870 to stop the violence from the KKK and protect the civil rights of citizens
  3. 4. this amendment provided for “equal protection of the law” and “due process of law”
  4. 5. or Peace Democrats that opposed war and wanted peace
  5. 8. these immigrants were mostly tenant farmers, driven away from their homeland because of crop failure
  6. 9. political party that was proslavery and pro annexation
  7. 10. a woman that helped hundreds of people escape through the Underground Railroad.
  8. 11. this party had the slogan “free soil, free labor, and free men”
  9. 14. what Democrats called Southern Republicans
  10. 16. this territory named after a state was the first state to give women full suffrage rights
  11. 17. a Whig nominee that wanted to address the Texas annexation
  12. 20. this state had a gold discovery in 1948 that sent a frenzy of migration
  13. 23. the 12 year period after the Civil War