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Across 3. The freedom of slaves 6. An African-American organization established to promote Black Power and self-defense through acts of social agitation. 7. Conflict between the U.S. and Soviet Union where they did not directly confront each other but rather engaged in deadly threats. 9. Henry Clay's plan to promote industry that advocated for a strong banking system, a protective tariff, and a federally funded transportation network. 10. Elected to four terms in office, president during a time of worldwide economic crisis and world war; implemented New Deal 11. A foreign policy developed by George Kennan and adopted by President Truman in which the US tried to stop communism by creating alliances and helping weaker countries. 12. U.S. acquisition of land from France for $15 million; deal made by Thomas Jefferson 13. Time of economic prosperity, urbanization, immigration; the most highly competitive political time. 14. Issued by Alexander Hamilton in order to provide financial stability through government loans. 16. Declared that Kansas and Nebraska would use popular sovereignty to settle the issue of slavery in their own states. 17. Slave trade between Africa, the Caribbean, and New England. 20. Southerners declared all federal protective tariffs to be void. 22. Written by Betty Friedan, in which she showed a woman's restrictive lifestyle due to the "Cult of Domesticity" 23. Surprise Japanese naval/air force attack on U.S. naval base in Hawaii. 24. Includes NAFTA (established free trade zones between Canada, U.S., and Mexico.) 25. a social structure in which classes are determined by heredity, and played a role in a person's occupation, economic potential, and position in society. 35. Issued by Lincoln in order to free slaves, changing the purpose of the war. 40. It defined the process by which states could be admitted into the Union from the NW Territory. 42. American force of 14,500, that included women and blacks and went to France under the command of General John Pershing. 43. Towns that were formed near mining areas almost overnight, and came to be known as the Ghost Town. 44. Formed out of the Farmers' Alliance party and they favored equality in the workplace. 45. The relaxed tensions between the United States and the communist rivals of Soviet Union and China. 46. Stated that rich were rich and poor were poor due to natural selection. 47. War fought between US and Spain in Cuba and the Philippines, and resulted in Cuba's independence.

Down 1. The document, created in 1789, that created a federal government with three branches, established the rights and liberties of the American people. 2. First "Hot War" of the Cold War; began in 1950 due to the Tet Offensive. 3. The states that opposed the Allies during the Second World War, included Nazi Germany, Fascist Italy, and Japan. 4. First ten Constitutional Amendments that guaranteed basic rights to American citizens. 5. Concept of "non-interference" in matters of economic freedom. 8. Idea that gave women a more prestigious role as the conscience keeper- linked to Republicanism 9. Created in 1941, it outlined a vision in which the world would abandon traditional beliefs in military alliances and adopt a democratic governing process. 15. Americans forced Japanese that were perceived to be a threat to the country into camps that deprived them of basic rights. 18. Passed by Lyndon B. Johnson that outlawed public segregation and discrimination, forbade racial discrimination in the workplace, and gave president more power. 19. Drafted by Thomas Jefferson, formalized the separation of the colonies from Great Britain. 21. Used by the U.S. in Nagasaki and Hiroshima, which raised problems in Soviet-American relations. 25. Due to this, California was admitted as a free state, slave trade in D.C. was banned, popular sovereignty in Mexican Cession lands, and created a tougher Fugitive Slave Law. 26. Passed in 1882 to halt Chinese immigration into America. 27. First American constitution that put the U.S. under a weak national congress, which was not granted the power to regulate commerce or collect taxes. 28. A series of religious revivals that stressed salvation through good deeds and tolerance for all Protestant sects. 29. President Roosevelt's program to combat economic depression. 30. Black Artistic Movement in NYC where artists, writers, etc., expressed their feelings about various injustices, such as Jim Crow Laws 31. Group that was against American colonization, specifically that of the Philippines. 32. Exempted labor unions from being called trusts, legalized strikes and peaceful picketing by labor union members. 33. The liberated, urbanized 1920's - a time of cultural change. 34. American conservationist who wrote a book called "Silent Spring" in 1962 that stimulated the modern environmental movement. 35. Presidential election that Lincoln won in, and it caused the Southern states to secede from the Union. 36. Signed the Civil Rights Act of 1964; agenda included War on Poverty and Great Society. 37. Proposed by Wilson in his 14 points, but U.S voted to not join it because it would take away from Self-Determination. 38. A group of American writers that became prominent in the 1950s for rejecting mainstream American values, experimenting with drugs and sexuality, etc. 39. Court case that overruled Plessy Vs. Ferguson because separate educational facilities were inherently unequal. 41. Included Alexander Hamilton, supported a central government, wanted to ratify the constitution.