Across
- 4. bloodiest one day battle
- 8. purchased the Louisiana Territory
- 10. created the Alien and Sedition Acts
- 12. implemented universal male suffrage
- 13. refraining from consuming alcohol
- 15. devotion/loyalty to one's region
- 17. five laws passed in September of 1850 that dealt with the issue of slavery and territorial expansion.
- 21. freed the enslaved peoples in the CSA
- 24. president of the CSA
- 25. led a march from Atlanta to Savannah
- 28. burned to the ground by Sherman
- 30. had extensive railroads, more soldiers, and industry
- 31. Confederate military leader
- 32. turning point of the Civil War, Union took control of the Mississippi
- 33. bloodiest 3 day battle (led to the end of the war)
- 36. resettling Native Americans west of the Mississippi
- 38. states could decide to be slave or free through popular sovereignty
Down
- 1. first battle of the Civil War
- 2. abolitionist who raided Harper's Ferry
- 3. suspended by Lincoln
- 5. War fought between the US and Mexico over a land dispute
- 6. leader of the Union Army
- 7. Set precedents for all future presidents
- 9. Missouri enters slave, Maine is free, 36,30
- 11. claimed by the US through a treaty with Britain
- 14. president of the Union
- 16. God given right to take all land from the Atlantic to the Pacific
- 18. supreme court case that determined the federal gov. can not restrict the spread of slavery
- 19. created the doctrine that European nations may no longer colonize the Western Hemisphere
- 20. president who carried out Manifest Destiney
- 22. leader of the Confederate Army
- 23. spoken after the bloodiest battle of the Civil War
- 26. confrontation between the state of South Carolina and the federal government in over the former's attempt to declare null and void within the state the federal Tariffs of 1828 and 1832.
- 27. seceded, great military leaders, home field advantage
- 29. someone who wants to ban slavery
- 34. Great Compromiser, created the American System
- 35. president during the War of 1812
- 37. annexed by the United States
