APUSH Period 2 Review Crossword

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Across
  1. 3. Profitable Chesapeake cash crop that encouraged plantation growth.
  2. 5. Conflict between New England colonists and the Pequot people in the 1630s.
  3. 6. Wampanoag leader who resisted English expansion in King Philip’s War.
  4. 7. Colony founded by religious dissenters that promoted religious toleration.
  5. 9. 1676 Virginia uprising against colonial leaders and Native American policies.
  6. 12. Native people who formed an early alliance with Plymouth settlers.
  7. 13. Land policy granting acreage to settlers who paid for passage to Virginia.
  8. 16. 1680 Indigenous uprising that temporarily drove the Spanish from New Mexico.
  9. 17. Spanish labor system that granted colonists control over Indigenous workers.
  10. 18. First representative assembly in the English colonies.
  11. 19. Religious dissenter banished from Massachusetts Bay for challenging Puritan leaders.
  12. 21. First permanent English settlement in North America, founded in Virginia in 1607.
  13. 23. Migration of English Puritans to New England during the 1630s.
  14. 24. Quaker colony founded by William Penn as a religious refuge.
Down
  1. 1. Agreement establishing self-government among Pilgrim settlers.
  2. 2. Informal British policy of loosely enforcing colonial regulations.
  3. 4. Colonial region including Virginia and Maryland, known for tobacco cultivation.
  4. 6. Forced Atlantic voyage of enslaved Africans to the Americas.
  5. 8. Puritan leader who described Massachusetts as a “city upon a hill.”
  6. 10. Alliance of Native communities in the Chesapeake region.
  7. 11. English laws regulating colonial trade to benefit England.
  8. 14. Transfer of plants, animals, diseases, people, and ideas between the Eastern and Western Hemispheres
  9. 15. Worker who exchanged years of labor for transportation to the colonies.
  10. 20. Economic theory that colonies should benefit the ruling European nation.
  11. 22. Protestant group that emphasized equality, pacifism, and an “inner light.”