Across
- 4. Under the Articles, the Central government could not collect this.
- 7. In 1763, George III wrote this to forbid settling West of the Appalachians.
- 9. to sign into agreement.
- 14. The Articles did not have this single person to enforce laws.
- 15. A local government leader tasked with passing laws for the territory.
- 16. A document that creates and outlines a plan for government.
- 17. An agreement Congress could sign, but not enforce.
- 18. Owing money to a person, group, or country.
- 19. An earlier decision that is used as a guideline for later, especially in court cases.
Down
- 1. An organized territory under a Government.
- 2. To add, remove or change sections of a Constitution.
- 3. A loose alliance of States that are independent from each other.
- 4. Land belonging to a country, but not yet a State.
- 5. being recognized as a State.
- 6. A central government with very limited power would be this.
- 8. to give, especially land.
- 10. A Constitution which established a weak Central government for the United States.
- 11. The branch responsible for passing laws.
- 12. A piece of land that would be sold in a township.
- 13. The act of scanning the land for valuables and natural resources.