1st 6 Weeks-Colonization
Across
- 6. Colony started for religious freedom for Roman Catholics
- 8. The 1st written constitution in the colonies
- 9. 1st representative assembly in the colonies
- 14. The 1st permanent English settlement (1607)
- 17. Colonial movement in the 1730’s & 1740’s that changed the Protestant faith by proclaiming salvation for the common man, encouraged equality
- 21. Created in 1689, limited the king’s power, calls for limits, gives Parliament freedom of speech & free elections
- 22. Colony founded by John Mason for the English & Scots-Irish settlers who wanted to escape from the harsh economic and religious rules of the Puritans
- 24. Rich soil, warmer climate, year-round growing season, plantation system, rice, tobacco, indigo, indentured servants and enslaved people, agriculture economy
- 25. Colony founded for English debtors and convicts
- 26. Group of English Protestants who settled the Massachusetts Bay Colony
- 27. Colony settled by the Dutch and Swedish, first explored by Sir Henry Hudson
- 28. Mistreatment or punishment of a group because of their beliefs
Down
- 1. Founder of the Connecticut colony
- 2. Colonial region with rich solid, deep rivers, mild winters, known as “Bread Basket”, Quakers in Pennsylvania
- 3. Colonial region with rocky solid, short growing season, cold winters, shipbuilding, logging, fishing, mostly puritan
- 4. The reason the French established colonies in the New World
- 5. Founder of the Pennsylvania colony
- 7. Founder of the Georgia colony
- 10. The idea that Britain allowed the colonies to govern themselves due to the great distance between the 2 continents
- 11. Enlightenment thinker who believed that government exists to serve people and cannot take their natural rights (life, liberty, property) away
- 12. Colony founded by the Pilgrims, Puritans who wanted to purify and reform the Anglican Church with strict beliefs
- 13. Founder of the Rhode Island colony
- 15. The 1st attempt at self-government (1620)
- 16. Colonial religious group who did not believe in the institution of slavery
- 18. The “Great Charter” created in 1215, it guaranteed rights and liberties to the English people that could not be canceled by later laws
- 19. Colony previously known as New Amsterdam, originally owned by the Dutch, then taken by the English without firing a shot
- 20. Enlightenment thinker who promoted the separation of powers/ checks and balances
- 23. Woman banished from Massachusetts Bay Colony for leading Bible studies