Across
- 4. The election that caused Lincoln to win and become president of the United States, which concerned Southern States.
- 6. A conflict/dispute regarding two or more parties.
- 7. An act committed by a minor that is punishable if an adult did the same.
- 8. Former leader of the populist party.
- 11. Responsible for providing basic public services in a city.
- 14. A British tax imposed on American goods, ranging from newspapers to playing cards.
- 15. Advocated for full political and social justice for Black people.
- 17. Major victory for the Patriots in Georgia.
- 18. Mainly confused on empowering farmers and workers.
- 19. The phase in the Juvenile Court process where the judge determines if the charges are true.
- 20. The section in the declaration of independence that specifically stated the injustices and injuries done by British King George III.
Down
- 1. An adopted resolution to accept the compromise of 1850 after Lincoln was elected.
- 2. A democratic group of men who dominated Georgia Politics for almost two decades.
- 3. Known as the 'spokesman' of the New South.
- 5. Confirmed that laws which seperated races were acceptable if they were equal.
- 9. The act that forbidden settlement west of the Appalachian Mountains, enforced by Great Britain that upset a large amount of colonists
- 10. Fourth step in the Adult Criminal Justice System.
- 12. A case that denied legality and citizenship to slaves, stating they were property and had no rights whatsoever.
- 13. The individual power/right's that states had rather than the federal government had over them.
- 16. French were defeated by Great Britain and they had to hand over the territory of the Ohio River Valley to them.