Across
- 1. a period of American history from 1814-1861 characterized by rigid gender roles, subjugation of Black people, and the notion of white supremacy
- 5. a love of and pride in a glorified version, or narrative, of one’s country
- 7. the group of states that remained loyal to the Federal government and fought in the Civil War against the Confederacy for the reunification of America
- 10. a system or set of beliefs, values, and/or ideas which informs one’s view of the world
- 11. the mythology created to push for the glorification of the Confederacy and for a white supremacist future or the restoration of the Antebellum South
- 12. misleading media that is used to further a specific point of view and undermine the opposing
Down
- 2. a structure that is built or created to recognize a significant person or event
- 3. a set of symbolic narratives that explain some social phenomenon
- 4. the period of time following the Civil War from 1865-1877 dedicated to rebuilding the nation as one whole and navigating how to bridge the differences between the North and the South (the Union and the Confederacy)
- 6. a period of American history from 1877-1950 when series of laws, both state and local, were enacted legalizing racial segregation
- 8. the remembrance of a certain individual, event, or phenomena, especially through physical manifestation
- 9. the union of seceded states from 1861-1865; fought under the notion of states’ rights in the Civil War against Union but realistically fought to preserve the institution of slavery
