Changes in the 13 Colonies

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Across
  1. 3. Officials appointed to run royal colonies
  2. 5. A person who studied nature using reason and observation
  3. 9. A government ruled by a king
  4. 11. A person who believed in God but thought God did not interfere in daily life
  5. 12. Words that identify people or ideas in a cartoon
  6. 14. A government with restricted powers
  7. 16. A document that limited the power of the monarchy
  8. 18. rights (life, liberty, property) Rights people are born with that government should protect
  9. 21. A name used to describe the Enlightenment
  10. 23. A group that makes laws
  11. 25. Bringing goods into a country or colony
  12. 26. England’s lawmaking body
  13. 27. Making features larger or more noticeable to emphasize a point
  14. 31. The idea that government gets its power from the people
  15. 34. The belief that government authority comes from the people
  16. 36. religions that developed at the time of the Great Awakening revival that focused on personal experiences of God such as Congregationalists, Methodists
  17. 37. Natural resources sent from the colonies
  18. 39. An agreement for self-government
  19. 41. Objects or images that represent ideas
  20. 42. A legal process where citizens help decide court cases
Down
  1. 1. Sending goods out of a country or colony
  2. 2. A document that protected certain rights and limited government power
  3. 4. traditional religions that existed prior to the Great Awakening such as Puritans, Pilgrims that focused on Church authority and priests
  4. 6. A preacher who played a key role in the Great Awakening
  5. 7. The study of meaning and message in political cartoons
  6. 8. A religious movement that focused on personal faith
  7. 10. An early colonial legislature (the first elected legislative assembly in the American colonies, established in 1619 in Virginia)
  8. 13. A colony controlled directly by the monarchy
  9. 15. A system where people elect others to make laws for them
  10. 17. Settlements controlled by the mother country that existed to support it
  11. 19. A thinker who studied ideas about life, government, and knowledge
  12. 20. Laws that controlled colonial trade and shipping
  13. 22. A movement that changed how people thought by emphasizing reason
  14. 24. A period when the mother country loosely enforced laws, allowing colonies to govern themselves more freely
  15. 28. A system that organized the relationship between the colonies and the mother country by controlling trade so the mother country benefited
  16. 29. Showing a contrast between what is expected and what happens
  17. 30. Finished products sent from the mother country to the colonies
  18. 32. An Enlightenment thinker who influenced ideas about government
  19. 33. The principle that everyone must follow the law
  20. 35. A colony governed by a written agreement
  21. 38. A reference to a well-known idea, event, or person
  22. 39. The nation that controlled and benefited from its colonies
  23. 40. A comparison used to explain an idea