Across
- 3. Profitable Chesapeake cash crop that encouraged plantation growth.
- 5. Conflict between New England colonists and the Pequot people in the 1630s.
- 6. Wampanoag leader who resisted English expansion in King Philip’s War.
- 7. Colony founded by religious dissenters that promoted religious toleration.
- 9. 1676 Virginia uprising against colonial leaders and Native American policies.
- 12. Native people who formed an early alliance with Plymouth settlers.
- 13. Land policy granting acreage to settlers who paid for passage to Virginia.
- 16. 1680 Indigenous uprising that temporarily drove the Spanish from New Mexico.
- 17. Spanish labor system that granted colonists control over Indigenous workers.
- 18. First representative assembly in the English colonies.
- 19. Religious dissenter banished from Massachusetts Bay for challenging Puritan leaders.
- 21. First permanent English settlement in North America, founded in Virginia in 1607.
- 23. Migration of English Puritans to New England during the 1630s.
- 24. Quaker colony founded by William Penn as a religious refuge.
Down
- 1. Agreement establishing self-government among Pilgrim settlers.
- 2. Informal British policy of loosely enforcing colonial regulations.
- 4. Colonial region including Virginia and Maryland, known for tobacco cultivation.
- 6. Forced Atlantic voyage of enslaved Africans to the Americas.
- 8. Puritan leader who described Massachusetts as a “city upon a hill.”
- 10. Alliance of Native communities in the Chesapeake region.
- 11. English laws regulating colonial trade to benefit England.
- 14. Transfer of plants, animals, diseases, people, and ideas between the Eastern and Western Hemispheres
- 15. Worker who exchanged years of labor for transportation to the colonies.
- 20. Economic theory that colonies should benefit the ruling European nation.
- 22. Protestant group that emphasized equality, pacifism, and an “inner light.”
