Across
- 5. - Factories, transportation, in the North.
- 7. - Cash crop used in textile factories.
- 11. - Farming for money or food.
- 13. - Choo choo!
- 14. - The direction the United States "grew."
- 17. - Tax on trade.
- 20. - Elected house. Each state gets 2.
- 22. - Land purchased from France.
- 23. - Moving items, people, and goods.
- 24. - She was a "conductor" on the "railroad."
- 26. - New York, Boston, Charleston, Cincinnati, St. Louis
- 27. - The movement to end slavery.
- 29. This area used slaves to grow cash crops.
- 30. - The differences that developed between the North and South.
Down
- 1. - President during the Nullification Crisis.
- 2. - Missouri slave state, Maine free.
- 3. - You needed 60,000 people to apply to be one.
- 4. - Elected house. Based on population of the state.
- 6. Area without cities, made up of mostly farms and wilderness.
- 8. - Free state, made from Massachusetts.
- 9. - South Carolina governor during Nullification.
- 10. - South Carolina ignores federal law.
- 12. - Man-made waterways. Used for transportation.
- 15. - People that are forced to work without pay.
- 16. Large plots of land used to grow cash crops.
- 18. - The "path" that slaves took to reach the North and freedom.
- 19. This area outlawed slavery.
- 21. - A building where raw materials go in and finished goods come out.
- 25. - How we pick our leaders.
- 28. - Any finished good that is produced with cotton or wool.