Unit 1 - American Colonization - French & Indian War

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Across
  1. 1. Famous pirate who looted ships off the coast of the Carolinas
  2. 6. Rules that governed people held in bondage
  3. 8. Christian colonists who wanted to break away from the Church of England
  4. 9. City where the treaty was signed to end the French & Indian War
  5. 11. Name of the system that provided 50 acres of land to those who paid for a voyage to the New World
  6. 12. Christian colonists who wanted to reform the Church of England
  7. 17. Legislative house that created laws for the colonies
  8. 20. The "Buffer" colony that was created to keep colonists separated from Natives in Florida
  9. 21. Leader of a rebellion where Natives attacked British forts in the Ohio River Valley
  10. 22. First (failed) attempt at colonization in the New World
  11. 24. Colony started by Catholics seeking religious freedom
  12. 25. The "City Upon a Hill"
Down
  1. 2. Group of wealthy landowners placed in charge of settling the Carolinas
  2. 3. Marriage to an English settler helped ease relations between the colonists and the Natives
  3. 4. Name for the transatlantic route taken by many slave ships
  4. 5. Preacher who delivered the famous "Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God" sermon
  5. 7. Name given to the document signed on the Mayflower that provided basic rules for the new colony
  6. 10. Name of the system that provided laborers to the New World who "worked off" the cost of their voyage
  7. 13. Type of warfare used by colonists and Natives during the French & Indian War
  8. 14. First (successful) attempt at colonization in the New World
  9. 15. Cash crop that helped the survival of the Virginia colony
  10. 16. Type of company that sold shares to investors and expected to make a profit in the New World
  11. 18. Name for time period between 1607-1624 in the first successful colony in the New World
  12. 19. Name for Benjamin Franklin's plan to unite the colonies under one government
  13. 23. Leader of a rebellion where poor, inland farmers were up against the rich, coastal elite