Across
- 2. veto
- 6. too much piety to a region
- 8. pardon by the government
- 9. hold off
- 10. being hanged by a mob
- 12. northern whites who moved south after the Civil War
- 13. runaway
- 15. armed groups from Missouri that voted in Kansas
- 17. allowed illiterate people to vote if their fathers and grandfathers voted before reconstruction
- 19. reward from the government
- 21. to enroll forcibly into the military forces
- 23. a legal order to determine whether a person has been lawfully imprisoned
- 26. laws passed to control the labor and movement of newly-freed slaves
- 27. supporters of Republican Reconstruction of the South
- 28. setting free
- 30. give legal approval to
- 31. states undecided states
- 32. set up in a strong position
Down
- 1. peace democrats
- 3. an established rule of the Confederacy
- 4. Mr. Lincoln's war
- 5. army destroys opponents military, economic, and civilian resources
- 7. sharing the crop
- 11. a native of the US
- 14. persuasion from the US to Britain to support the Confederacy
- 16. close off
- 18. Confederate soldier
- 20. breaking away from union
- 22. a place where weapons are stored
- 24. an escaped slave that who joined the Union army during the Civil War
- 25. a person who dies for a cause
- 29. overcharge