Across
- 2. Colonial minister heavily involved in the Great Awakening.
- 3. Most hated king of English history; forced to submit to the Magna Carta.
- 4. Local citizens assembled periodically; the chief lawmaking body for their town.
- 5. Strengthened the common law in England by creating royal courts to administer the law.
- 6. Parliament leader who was an ally of Franklin, Adams, Washington.
- 7. Single house legislature
- 9. Two houses of the legislature
- 10. Considered to be the "Father of Modern Conservatism".
- 12. He presented a resolution for American independence.
- 15. English evangelist who saw great revival in the American colonies.
- 16. Local unit of government in the southern colonies
- 18. The "Father of the Common Law".
- 19. Expressed the desire of the people that a civil government be established.
Down
- 1. Englishman burned at the stake for translating Scripture into English.
- 2. He convened the "Model Parliament" in 1295.
- 3. Author of the Declaration of Independence.
- 6. Comes from the French word "parler" which means to speak.
- 8. Wrote the "Institutes of the Common Law".
- 9. Most important legal commentator in informing the Founding Fathers on the law.
- 11. In 1265, he gained temporary control of the English government and convened the Great Council.
- 13. An early American colonies plan for unity against Native American attacks.
- 14. In this type of trial, a man is judged by his peers.
- 15. First president of the United States
- 16. Non-codified form of law based on customs and traditions.
- 17. King of England during the American Revolution.
