Chapter 3 Crossword

4. New Englanders viewed their ____________ neighbors as rivals.
9. The rise in _______________ turned luxuries into necessities.
11. Had little medical knowledge, yet were more popular in the colonies than physicians.
12. The South developed a less commercial and ______________ economy than the North.
13. The____________ system created a precarious economy.
14. The staple of the economies in Georgia and South Carolina.
15. These early 18th century _______ codes were passed to limit the legal rights of blacks.
16. Became the basis of the Chesapeak economy early on.
17. Three fourths of immigrants in the 17th century were _______________ servents.
18. Many Scots and Irish immigrated after their long-term ________ expired.
19. Better economic conditions reduced immigration from __________.
20. A slave rebellion in which the slaves attempted to escape to Florida.
22. The Great ____________ brought a new spirit of religous fervor to the colonies.
23. These immigrants became known as the Pennslyvannia Dutch.
24. New York publisher defended by Alexander Hamilton.

1. Became another staple crop in South Carolina in the early 1740s.
2. Puritan Communities chose ______________ to govern their towns.
3. Ministers in New England began preaching ____________ in response to signs of waning piety.
5. Most slaves were brought to the West ________ before being brought to the colonies.
6. The North developed a thriving _____________ class, unlike the South.
7. Placed a high value on family and male authority.
8. The product of scientific and intellectual discoveries in Europe.
10. This phenomenom reflected the deeply religous character of New England.
17. The first ___________ in the colonies was built in Saugus, Massachusetts.
21. Most of the early settlers were _______________ rather than buisnessmen.