French and Indian War

2. An act that taxed things colonists could not make themselves and allowed soldiers to search people’s houses to look for smuggled items.
6. An act that put a tax on tea coming into the colonies.
7. An act that declared that the colonists were dependent on the king and that all laws passed in the colonies had no effect.
8. An act that caused colonists to put expensive tax stamps on almost all of their documents.
10. A proclamation that did not let the colonists pass into the Ohio River Valley even though it was British land.
11. The piece of land that was fought over during the French and Indian War.
13. The chamber of government in which each state gets two votes.
16. An event during which colonists dressed as Native Americans dropped tons of tea into Boston harbor to boycott it.
17. An important British colonel who had several misfortunes early on and sparked the French and Indian War.
18. An act that required colonists to give food and a place to sleep to any British troops that asked for it.
20. The country that made allies with the Native American tribes the most during the French and Indian War.
22. The government branch that is responsible for representing states and making laws.

1. Before the French and Indian War, the French had two colonies: Louisiana and _____.
3. The colonist’s first attempt at creating a government for their new nation.
4. The government branch that interprets and enforces laws.
5. The colonist’s second attempt at creating a government that is still in force today.
9. A document in which the colonists declared their independence from the king.
12. A series of acts that lessened rebellious activity in the colonies and restrained the colonists.
14. The country that won the French and Indian War.
15. The chamber of government in which the number of votes each state gets depends on its population.
19. The treaty that ended the French and Indian War.
21. A war during which the colonists got their independence from Great Britain.