Across
- 2. infectious disease transmissible from person to person through direct or indirect contact
- 3. CHamoru magå'lahi who instigated the Spanish-CHamoru War; led a failed rebellion against Spanish colonialism
- 6. send a group of settlers to a place to establish political control over it
- 8. CHamoru magå'lahi who killed Padre San Vitores for baptizing his child without his consent; national hero for resisting Spanish colonial rule
- 9. Portuguese navigator, first European to cross the Pacific & sail around the world, & gave Guam its historical names
- 10. Spanish policies to suppress, convert, & gather non-Christians to worship the Catholic religion
- 15. name given by Magellan because he was impressed by the large number of canoes & speed; translates in English, Island of the Lateen Sails
- 16. Roman Catholic order of clergy found by St. Ignatius of Loyola in 1534, strongly committed to education, theological scholarship, & missionary work
- 18. squared,three or more decks & masts sailing ship used in galleon 15th through 17th century but used later for trade
- 19. CHamoru magå'lahi of Hagatna, first adult baptized to the Catholic; gave land for the first Catholic Church, Dulce de Nombre de Maria Cathedral Basilica
- 20. queen of Spain who succeeded King Philip after he died & reissued the order for Padre San Vitores to establish a mission
Down
- 1. a war between Spain & US in 1898; intervention by US on behalf of Cuba; US acquired Puerto Rico, Guam, PI, & temporary control of Cuba
- 4. public or official announcement that is important
- 5. Spanish priest who requested to do the Catholic Mission & was granted, he named the place Mariana Islands in honor of Queen Mariana
- 7. named by Magellan after desperate need of fresh foods & drink, he & his crew accepted it but the CHamorus helped themselves on the ship of the Magellan & took loose items & iron resulting to this name; translates to English, Island of Thieves
- 8. a person who is killed because of their religion or other beliefs
- 11. important assignment carried out for political, religious or commercial purpose involving travel to share about Jesus
- 12. economic trade route that linked Spain, the Philippines, Asia, & New Spain (Mexico) begun in 1565 & ended 1815
- 13. he was sent to stop the CHamoru Rebellion, violently threatened Matå'pang & harmed CHamorus for not following Christian teachings
- 14. claimed Guam & Mariana Islands for the Spanish Crown on Jan. 22, 1565, & served as governor of the Philippines; Spanish authorities named a major street in Hagatna in his honor
- 17. Spanish governor who cared about the CHamorus brought animals: deer, pig, chicken, horse, cow, carabao, & dog; encouraged farming & made land available