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The South and the Slavery Controversy

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2.	Term for a government in which a small group exercise control especially for corrupt and selfish purposes.
3.	Anti-Slavery newspaper published in Boston by William Lloyd Garrison.
10.	This slave led an armed insurrection in 1800 in Richmond, Virginia.
13.	This settlement was established in 1822 for former slaves.
16.	Spanish slave ship dramatically seized off the coast of Cuba by the enslaved Africans on board.

17.	Slaves of the Amistad was returned to this British colony in West Africa.
18.	What became the staple crop between 1793-1860?
19.	led a violent slave uprising in 1831 that sent a wave of hysteria sweeping over the cotton fields.
20.	Slave drivers who employed the lash to brutally "break" the souls of strong, willed slaves.
21.	This type of preaching was created by the African Americans.

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1.	This freed black was the master of 15 bondsmen.
4.	What invention in 1793 reintroduced the idea of slavery.
5.	Female abolitionist known for writing "Uncle Tom's Cabin".
6.	Name given to the lower class of whites who hated the cotton "snobocracy".
7.	this former president was responsible for the freeing of the captives of the Amistad.
8.	Well known abolitionist who was often compared by differences with William Lloyd Garrison.

9.	Brutal events in which slaves were sold, often being seperated from their families.
11.	This section of America created more than half of the entire world's cotton supply.
12.	People who fought to stop slavery.
14.	abolished the slave trade in 1807 ( but not slavery itself).
15.	City where many blacks owned property and slaves.

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2.	Term for a government in which a small group exercise control especially for corrupt and selfish purposes.
3.	Anti-Slavery newspaper published in Boston by William Lloyd Garrison.
10.	This slave led an armed insurrection in 1800 in Richmond, Virginia.
13.	This settlement was established in 1822 for former slaves.
16.	Spanish slave ship dramatically seized off the coast of Cuba by the enslaved Africans on board.

17.	Slaves of the Amistad was returned to this British colony in West Africa.
18.	What became the staple crop between 1793-1860?
19.	led a violent slave uprising in 1831 that sent a wave of hysteria sweeping over the cotton fields.
20.	Slave drivers who employed the lash to brutally "break" the souls of strong, willed slaves.
21.	This type of preaching was created by the African Americans.

Down:

1.	This freed black was the master of 15 bondsmen.
4.	What invention in 1793 reintroduced the idea of slavery.
5.	Female abolitionist known for writing "Uncle Tom's Cabin".
6.	Name given to the lower class of whites who hated the cotton "snobocracy".
7.	this former president was responsible for the freeing of the captives of the Amistad.
8.	Well known abolitionist who was often compared by differences with William Lloyd Garrison.

9.	Brutal events in which slaves were sold, often being seperated from their families.
11.	This section of America created more than half of the entire world's cotton supply.
12.	People who fought to stop slavery.
14.	abolished the slave trade in 1807 ( but not slavery itself).
15.	City where many blacks owned property and slaves.

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