Across
- 2. The fruit that Columbus thought the Earth was shaped like
- 8. Charles ____: Known as Champaign Charlie. Passed a number of taxes that the colonists hated
- 9. City that hosted two Continental Congresses
- 10. Peition sent to King George III as a last effort at peace
- 15. Large animal that tribes on the great plains relied heavily on. One of Mr. Micheli's favorite animals
- 16. Law passed by parliament that made paper more expensive
- 18. How we refer to Europe, Asia, and Africa when talking about Columbus and Colonization
- 19. The first permanent English colony in the New World
- 21. The ocean that English, Spanish, French, Dutch explorers had to cross to get to the New World
- 23. How we refer to the Americas when talking about Columbus and colonization
- 26. Last name of Sam and John, two important patriots
- 27. What Canada was called before the British took it over
- 28. _____ Acts: Laws designed to punish Massachusetts for the Boston Tea Party
- 32. Boston _____: Angry colonists dumped 90,000 lbs of tea into the harbor
- 34. Colony (later state) where Boston, Lexington, and Concord are
- 36. Named commander in chief of the continental army because of his service in the French and Indian War
- 37. Colonial region made up of MA, NH, CT, and RI
- 38. Virginian who wrote the Declaration of Independence
- 39. Along with Lexington, one of the first places there was armed fighting in the Revolution
- 40. The place Columbus was looking for a way to get to
- 41. City that had a massacre and a tea party
- 42. ____ Colonies: Colonial Region made up of GA, SC, NC, VA, and MD
- 43. People who were loyal to England and King George III. They did not independence
- 44. Silversmith who made a picture of the Boston Massacre and also rode around warning people about the British coming
- 47. "NO TAXATION WITHOUT ______": What the colonists complained about in regards to all the taxes they had to pay
- 49. People who wanted the colonies to break from England and become independent
- 50. Seventeen _____: The year independence was declared
- 51. King of England called "the mad" due to bipolar disorder and bad decision making
- 52. Sailor who "discovered" the West Indies
Down
- 1. Largest indigenous culture region, makes up the middle chunk of the continent
- 3. Mountain range that made up the western part of most of the 13 Colonies
- 4. Country that the US declared independence from
- 5. ___ of 1763: Limited where English colonists could settle by drawing a line on a map
- 6. Crispus _____: First man to die at the Boston Massacre and in the American Revolution
- 7. _____ Of Independence, written by Thomas Jefferson, officially announced the colonies were not part of England any longer
- 9. Colony (now state) where Philadelphia is
- 11. Along with Concord, one of the first places there was armed fighting in the Revolution
- 12. A form of protest where people stop buying certain products, like tea
- 13. Indigenous tribe who lived in the area around Jamestown
- 14. Country created with the signing of the Declaration of Independence
- 17. Indigenous woman who is the subject of a Disney cartoon and in real life was married to John Rolfe at the age of 12
- 20. _____ Colonies: Colonial Region made up of NY, NJ, PA, PA, and DE
- 22. ____ Act: Law passed by Parliament that said colonists had to let soldiers live in their house and pay for their stuff
- 24. War that was fought by the British and French over Ohio. Kind of started by George Washington
- 25. Date (month and day) on the Declaration of Independence
- 29. Term we use for the people who have lived in North America for thousands of years
- 30. Word used to describe water that is salty and dirty
- 31. Bad stuff that sat and festered in the water at Jamestown
- 33. Patriot famous for saying "Give me liberty or give me death"
- 35. The law making body of England
- 43. Sons of _____: Group of Patriots dedicated to independence
- 45. Colubian ____: Transfer of plants, animals, diseases, enslaved people, and other things from one side of the Atlantic to the other
- 46. The continent you live on
- 48. Boston ____: March 5, 1770, British troops killed 5 colonists
