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Across 2. Unfair treatment of an entire race or group 3. Political party that called for stricter citizenship laws while also wanting to ban foreign born citizens from holding office 6. An unfair opinion based on facts 8. A refusal to work in order to put pressure on employeers (usually for better working conditions) 10. One of the 3 factors of production; money for investment - but can also refer to equipment, buildings, machinery, and tools 12. The region that had undergone the most industrialization and possessed more factories, technology, and better transportation. 13. Ships with sleek hulls and tail sails that could sail as fast as the steamsboats of the days 14. A large farm that usually covered several thousand acres 16. Credited with inventing the steam boat 17. The region that still based its economy largely on farming 18. Builder of the first American steam locomotive 19. Inventor of the mechanical reaper 22. Capital of Georgia - major city of the deep South. 23. Farmers in South who did not own land or slaves - usually rented land or worked landlord's estates in exchange for a place to live 27. African-American religious folk songs 30. Device that used electronic signals to transmit messages over long distances 31. Georgia, South Carolina, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, and Texas made up this region 32. This ethnic group migrated to the United States mainly due to the large potato famine they had to deal with in their home country 33. Harsh, unjust laws in Southern states that conrtolled enslaved people 34. Regular expenses such as housing and feeding workers and maintenance - remain about the same year after year 35. Organizations of workers that shared the same trade or skill 36. A series of dots and dashes that represented the alphabet; the language the telegraph used to communicate 39. Invented the steel-tipped plow in 1837 40. Name of the first American steam locomotive 41. Cyrus McCormick's invention that could harvest grain much faster than a hand operated sickle 42. One of the 3 factors of production; includes an area's natural resources

Down 1. A network of safe houses owned by free blacks, whites, and abolitionists who opposed slavery. Hundreds of slaves used it to escape to freedom to the North. 4. Manager of a plantation - oversaw slaves while they worked in the field 5. Famous female "conductor" of the Underground Railroad. She helped hundreds of slaves escape to the North. 7. A large city in the "Upper South" - Population had reached 212,000 by 1860 9. Transformed trade in the nation's interior by allowing grain, livestock, and dairy products to move from the Midwest to the East 11. One of the 3 factors of production; includes the amount of workers needed to turn natural resources to goods 15. An important port city at the mouth of the Mississippi River - Population had reached 168,000 by 1860 20. Led a slave revolt in 1831 - His rebellion frightened white Southerners and led to the passing of stricter slave codes 21. An extreme shortage of food. 24. Inventor of the Cotton Gin 25. People that felt immigration threatened the future of "native" [American born] citizens 26. Inventor of the telgraph 28. Money for investment 29. Maryland, Virginia, and North Carolina made up this region 37. Town in Massachusetts famous for its mills 38. Name for farmers in the South that did not own slaves