From Colonies to a Nation
Across
- 2. The British government passed many news laws which put _____ on tea, glass, and paper.
- 4. English towns had soldiers called _____ who were ready to fight in a minute.
- 5. English Puritans and Quakers came to America for _____ freedom.
- 7. There were 13 _____ colonies along the Atlantic coastline.
- 9. The 13 colonies sent representatives to Philadelphia to write a _____ of Independence.
- 10. A _____ is a settlement that is ruled by a faraway government.
- 11. A _____ is a major, sudden change in government or people's lives.
- 13. Colonies spoke out again _____ without representation. They began to boycott English goods.
Down
- 1. The first fight of the American Revolution took place here in 1775.
- 3. Henry Hudson began to sail up the _____ River in New York. He described the area as rich land that is good for settlers.
- 6. A _____ was signed in 1783, officially ending the war and forming a new nation called the United States of America.
- 8. English settlers founded _____ colonies in the northeast.
- 12. In 1773 protestors dumped a shipment of _____ into the Boston Harbor to protest taxation.