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Across
  1. 2. A merchant in early American history who met with Native American tribes to swap goods without using paper money.
  2. 5. A piece of information that is completely true and can be proven with research or science.
  3. 7. Unfair and cruel treatment of a group of people by a powerful ruler or government over a long period of time.
  4. 10. The clues, facts, or data you use to prove that an answer is correct or that a crime was committed.
  5. 11. A situation where a massive group of people all leave a place at the exact same time.
Down
  1. 1. A group of people born and living around the same time, like you and your classmates, or your parents and their friends.
  2. 3. Someone who breaks the trust of their friends, teammates, or country by turning against them.
  3. 4. To put out a fire so that it stops burning completely.
  4. 6. A noticeable or important part of something, like a facial characteristic or a text _______ (like a caption or a heading) in a nonfiction book.
  5. 8. Left out of a group, game, or activity on purpose; the opposite of included.
  6. 9. Something important that happens, like a birthday party, a sports game, or a major moment in history.