Revolutions

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Across
  1. 3. Having elected officials speak for the people.
  2. 6. South American nation led to freedom by Bolívar.
  3. 8. Money citizens must pay to their government.
  4. 10. Living without restraint or harsh government control.
  5. 12. Right of people to choose their government.
  6. 14. States Thirteen colonies that fought Britain for independence.
  7. 15. Official membership in a recognized legal nation.
  8. 16. To forcibly remove a monarch from power.
Down
  1. 1. Written document that establishes a nation’s laws.
  2. 2. European kingdom that overthrew its king in 1789.
  3. 4. The supreme power of a self-governing nation.
  4. 5. Nation built by history's only successful slave revolt.
  5. 7. Freedom from control by an oppressive government.
  6. 9. Government where citizens vote to choose leaders.
  7. 11. Strong pride and devotion to one’s country.
  8. 13. Having the same legal rights and status.