The American Revolution
Across
- 3. Legislative body whose policies fueled colonial grievances.
- 5. Massachusetts engagements often regarded as the opening military confrontations of the war.
- 7. Philosophical concept asserting inherent freedoms that governments cannot legitimately remove.
- 11. Diplomatic full stop to the war.
- 14. Age of reason behind revolutionary thinking.
- 15. Political condition achieved by the colonies after victory in the Revolutionary War.
- 18. Military force organized by the colonies to oppose British troops.
- 21. Written break-up letter to an empire.
- 22. Harbor protest that brewed trouble for Britain.
Down
- 1. Delegative body that coordinated colonial resistance and later governed during the war.
- 2. Colonial complaint condensed into a famous slogan.
- 4. Taxing paper trail left by Parliament.
- 6. Conflict that transformed thirteen British colonies into a new nation
- 8. Winter trial that strengthened Washington's army.
- 9. Virginian statesman whose pen helped justify separation from Britain.
- 10. One supporting colonial liberty, not crown authority.
- 12. Faithful subject of George .III despite rebellion.
- 13. Act of resistance involving tea cargo and Boston Harbor.
- 16. Military leader who presided over the Continental Army and later became the first U.S. president.
- 17. Formal cooperative agreement that helped secure support for the American cause.
- 19. Fighters measured in moments, not hours.
- 20. Individual who chose neither the British nor colonial side during the conflict.