13 Colonies, Pilgrims, and Puritans

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Across
  1. 1. To change what someone believes or what someone is.
  2. 3. The colony that is the furthest south (not Florida).
  3. 9. The holiday that celebrates a meal between the Pilgrims and Natives.
  4. 10. The only colony that starts with a "V".
  5. 11. A person who goes on a religious trip to spread a certain faith.
  6. 12. A crop that can be sold for money.
  7. 14. The colony that the Pilgrims made in the New World is called ___________.
  8. 16. The New England colonies specialized in ________ building.
  9. 17. The colonies that are the farthest north are called the _____________ Colonies.
  10. 19. The Pilgrims and the Puritans came to the New World for _____________ freedom.
  11. 20. Not Old York, but ______ _______
  12. 21. The Puritans would force someone who broke their covenant to __________.
Down
  1. 2. Making something larger, like a colony.
  2. 4. An agreement with someone or a group.
  3. 5. Exaggerated or uncontrollable emotions or excitement.
  4. 6. A person who is on a religious journey.
  5. 7. The smallest of the colonies.
  6. 8. The colony where the Puritans landed (where Boston is).
  7. 13. English Christians who wanted to focus on a strict interpretation of the Bible.
  8. 14. A large farm that specializes in cash crops.
  9. 15. The Salem _________ Trials killed many people.
  10. 18. New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Delaware were called the ____________ Colonies.