Across
- 2. Codes, laws created to limit free black individuals in the South
- 5. B. Wells, activist, teacher, and author, who spoke against lynching and Jim Crow
- 11. Proclamation, an order to free enslaved people in the Confederate States
- 15. Railroad, intricate organization to help enslaved people run away
- 16. Separate Car Act, legalized segregation
- 17. Amendment, abolished slavery
- 18. a violent act to intimidate people of color
- 20. Supremacy, the belief that white people are the superior race
- 21. Haitian Revolution, the only successful black revolution
Down
- 1. era of radical black excellence
- 3. Crow, Southern laws to uphold segregation
- 4. Tubman, abolitionist, conductor and spy
- 6. Douglass, famous orator and abolitionist
- 7. Amendment, granted voting rights to black men
- 8. Tests, a method to assess a black person's ability to vote
- 9. the northern region of the U.S.
- 10. Rebellion, a violent resistance inspired by the Haitian Revolution
- 12. Turner, self-proclaimed prophet
- 13. Klux Klan, a white supremacist terrorist organization
- 14. southern states fighting for slavert
- 17. Amendment, grants citizenship to anyone born in the United States
- 19. War, the fight over slavery