Across
- 3. war within Britain over absolute rule
- 4. natural rights and right to overthrow malicious government
- 5. defended religious freedom and freedom of speech
- 9. drafted by Thomas Jefferson and borrowed ideas from enlightenment thinkers
- 10. Great Britain began taxing Colonies because of this
- 11. time of restored monarchy under King Charles II
- 12. first meeting of colonist revolutionaries
- 14. captured and beheaded King Charles I
- 16. asked to overthrow James II
- 20. protected citizens from government and created a constitutional monarchy
- 21. colonists could only buy team from East India Company; resulted in Boston Tea Party
- 22. tax on all printed materials in Colonies
- 23. promoted Catholicism
- 24. war over British expansion into Ohio River Valley
- 25. at war with Spain and France and believed in divine right
Down
- 1. first confrontation between colonial militia and British army; "shot heard around the world"
- 2. prohibition of colonists settling west of Appalachian mountains
- 6. called the bloodless revolution
- 7. British gov closed Boston harbor and quartered troops in colonies
- 8. second colonist revolutionist meeting; drafted Declaration of Independence
- 13. end of Revolutionary War where Britain recognized USA as a country and allowed for expansion
- 15. Stuart family took over after death
- 17. killing of five colonists including Crispus Attucks
- 18. began as a republic but became a dictatorship
- 19. fought parliament and authorized new bible