Across
- 2. the Riveter, Women who worked in factories during WWII.
- 5. Railroad, Trains that connected the eastern and western United States.
- 7. A system of government where people vote for leaders.
- 8. Crow Laws, Laws enforcing racial segregation in the South.
- 10. Code Talkers, Native American soldiers who used their language as code in WWII.
- 14. A farming system where workers rent land and pay with crops.
- 16. American Internment Camps, Camps where Japanese Americans were forced to live during WWII.
- 18. mills, Factories where cloth was produced.
- 19. gin, A machine that removed seeds from cotton quickly.
Down
- 1. People who move to a new country to live.
- 3. B. Anthony, A leader of the women’s suffrage movement.
- 4. T. Washington, An educator who believed job training would help African Americans succeed.
- 6. Lincoln, A leader who guided the U.S. through the Civil War.
- 8. Baker, A performer who became famous during the Harlem Renaissance.
- 9. A military invasion of France during World War II.
- 11. Canal, A canal connecting the Great Lakes to the Atlantic Ocean.
- 12. famine, A food shortage in Ireland that caused mass immigration.
- 13. gardens, Gardens planted by citizens during wartime to grow food.
- 15. Depression, A global economic crisis beginning in 1929.
- 17. Hitler, The leader of Germany during World War II.
