Across
- 2. A colony given by a king to an individual or group
- 4. Segment of the colonies that reflected cultural diversity; included New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Delaware
- 5. Colonies of Virginia, Maryland, the Carolinas, and Georgia
- 8. a legally binding relationship
- 9. land grants of fifty-acre tracts to those who paid for their passage to America or fulfilled an indenture
- 10. Colony over which the king had direct control
- 13. A colony that was governed by a charter granted to a trade company by the king
- 14. A group of dissenters who did not believe that the Anglican Church could be purified; chose to separate themselves from the church and held their own worship services.
- 15. Name for the winter of 1609-10 in Jamestown.
Down
- 1. Ship that carried the Pilgrims to the New World where they landed at Cape Cod, Massachusetts.
- 3. companies whose investors shared profits; provided a means whereby enterprises could obtain large monetary resources and remain free from the government control that accompanied government sponsored projects
- 6. a work contract for a specified period, usually between four and seven years
- 7. the legislative government of colonial Virginia; the first self-governing assembly in America
- 11. Separatists who left Europe and went to the New World, establishing the Plymouth colony.
- 12. Members of the Anglican Church who hoped to purify the church of various Roman Catholic practices and ceremonies.