Across
- 3. peacefully or forcefully separating from a country to make a new territory.
- 4. laws meant to control and keep enslaved Africans from rebelling.
- 6. when a new territory is peacefully or forcefully added to a country.
- 7. a land deal between the United States and France in 1803.
- 9. allowed president Andrew Jackson, in 1830, to relocate native peoples from their homelands.
- 10. ratified in 1781, the first Constitution of the U.S.
- 12. doctrine that new territories would decide for themselves whether or not to allow slavery.
Down
- 1. someone who actively worked to end, or abolish, slavery.
- 2. an organization of both whites and free blacks who helped runaway slaves travel to states in the North and to Canada.
- 5. the belief that white people are superior to other races.
- 8. president whose election ignited the Civil War.
- 11. the principle that U.S. States had certain rights and political powers separate from the federal government.
