Civil War Vocab Crossword

A policy in which the people choose and vote on important issues.
Withdraw from the Union.
Slaves who have escaped and ran away.
A Kentucky senator, sometimes called "The Great Compromiser", who worked on the Missouri Compromise.
A senator of South Carolina that did not agree with the Missouri Compromise.
A senator of Massachusetts who wanted an end to bitter sectionalism.
The daughter of an abolitionist minister, as well as the author of a book addressing the moral issues of slavery, called "Uncle Tom's Cabin".
Information that can be false or misleading, but is meant to encourage or support a certain cause.
A senator of Illinois, who urged the Kansas-Nebraska Act in 1854.
An antislavery settler from Connecticut who lead an attack on Harper's Ferry.
Slaves states that did not secede.
Having no favor of either side.
A type of law that puts military in charge and suspends the rights from citizens.
An action taken by the military in order to prevent traffic from entering and leaving an area.
A type of warship that is covered with protective iron plates.
When a person is killed, wounded, or goes missing in an action.