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- 4. Industry that manufactures and provides raw materials.
- 8. Colonists dressed up as Indians to protest taxation of tea by dumping it in the Boston Harbor.
- 9. Being born into sin is known as _______________ sin.
- 15. This mountain range was to be the border where European immigrants could settle in the Proclamation of 1763.
- 17. Left the Church of England to reform its ideals.
- 20. Type of "relationship" England had with the colonies that included exporting more than importing.
- 23. Banished from Massachusetts Bay Colony and established Providence which later became Rhode Island.
- 26. Parted from the Puritans to reform the church from within.
- 27. Became New York and New Jersey after the English took it from the Dutch.
- 29. Where the treaty was signed to end the French and Indian War.
- 30. A plan in 1754 to place the British colonies under a more centralized government.
- 33. System set up to allocate 50 acres of land to anyone who paid their way over to the New World from England and 50 per person that they brought over.
- 37. “No taxation without representation.”
- 38. First economic asset in the New World.
- 39. Raised to regulate trade with America.
- 40. German immigrant who was accused of him questioning the politics of the Governor of New York in a newspaper article. He was acquitted of libel and became a symbol of the freedom of the press.
- 41. Puritans believed this “document” was the final word when laws are questioned.
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- 1. Most of the colonists were this.
- 2. Arrived in the New World in 1620 with Pilgrims.
- 3. Established in 1607, it was the first English colony.
- 5. Conflict between Colonists and British troops in which the troops fired on protesting Colonists.
- 6. Pacifists who tried to resist war and abolish slavery.
- 7. Fought with French in war against the English and Colonists.
- 10. “Revivalist” time period in the 1730s to 1740s that tried to establish religion as the dominant influence throughout the colonies.
- 11. Tobacco was most abundant in these colonies.
- 12. Rebellion after the French and Indian war between a confederation of Native American tribes and the British in the Great Lakes region.
- 13. Acts derived by the English in order to curb insubordination by the colonists.
- 14. In 1619, these were established for the first time in the “New World”.
- 16. “Unite for the common defense.”
- 17. Established in 1620, it was the second English colony.
- 18. Shipbuilding was most abundant in these colonies.
- 19. Jamestown was so named because of this individual.
- 21. Number of original colonies.
- 22. State named after “America’s” first governor.
- 24. Commanded “militia” in Ohio during the French and Indian War. He later became the United States’ first president.
- 25. First war between the Indians and Colonists.
- 28. Native Americans used these “tactics” in fighting the colonists during the King Philip’s War.
- 31. Religion and __________ were two freedoms being contested in courts in 1735.
- 32. Samuel Adams was a member of this activist group who protested taxation by the British.
- 34. In 1619, these people brought over “indentured” servants from Africa.
- 35. First “celebrated” in 1621 to honor God.
- 36. Country that was allocated land west of the Mississippi after the French and Indian War.