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Sectionalism and the Civil War

Across
Loss of life
Period of warfare between the Confederate States of America and the United States over the issues of states' rights and slavery
Death
Taking control of another nation's territory through political, economic, or military means
Pride in or excessive devotion to one's country or its interests
Settle the issue regarding an even balance between the number of slave and free states when Missouri was to be admitted as a slave state, this agreement admitted Maine as a free state
Document issued by Abraham Lincoln declaring slaves in areas of rebellion were free
Lincoln's reference and concern regarding the United States being divided on the issues of slavery and tariffs
Powers specifically given to the federal government by the U.S. Constitution
Bondage to a master or household, as well as a method of production in which slaves make up the principal work force
Term used to describe the separation of the Southern states, before the Civil War, from the United States, as they formed the Confederate States of America
A tax on goods entering the country
Down
Organization representing workers in negotiations with employers for wages, hours, conditions, and job security
Term used to describe the Southern states during the time period before the Civil War
Abolitionist who published the anti-slavery paper, The Liberator
Those who actively supported the South during the Civil War
16th President of the United States
This act over-turned the Missouri Compromise by proposing that the question of slavery in territories be decided by popular sovereignty
Concern for or devotion to the interests of a state or particular section of the US over the interests of the nation itself
The right or privilege of voting