Across
- 3. (Development of Parties) Supporters of this party would likely support a loose interpretation of the constitution and a strong central government.
- 4. (Role of US Government) The rise of new conservatism can be best seen with the election of this popular president.
- 7. (Role of US Government) The principle that the economy should not be regulated by the government.
- 9. (Development of Parties) This party would have likely supported ideas and institutions such as the free coinage of silver and the Interstate Commerce Commission.
Down
- 1. (Role of US Government) Henry Clay's proposal of an economic system that sought to establish a national bank and national infrastructure.
- 2. (Role of US Government) The comprehensive set of programs that transformed the US into a limited welfare state.
- 5. (Role of US Government) The campaign to fight poverty in the US, viewed as a continuation of New Deal ideas.
- 6. (Reform Efforts) This progressive era reformer is most noted for establishing settlement houses to support immigrants in US cities.
- 8. (Development of Parties) This party's creation was a direct response to the Kansas Nebraska act.
- 10. (Reform Efforts) This person is the most prominent example of political corruption and the rise of political machines in the Gilded Age.