Across
- 2. 16th-century religious movement that challenged Catholic Church authority.
- 5. Religious movement developed to purify the Church of England
- 7. System under which at least three-quarters of English migrants to the Chesapeake arrived, trading labor for passage.
- 10. Powhatan woman whose alleged rescue of John Smith has been challenged by historians and Native oral traditions.
- 12. Centuries-long military struggle between Catholics and Muslims for control of the Iberian Peninsula.
- 13. Sense of cultural superiority that led colonizers to dismiss Native Americans as uncivilized heathens.
- 14. Spanish priest who condemned the brutality and genocide committed against Native Americans in The Destruction of the Indies.
Down
- 1. Geographic region where slavery tended to be urban, in contrast to Southern plantation slavery.
- 2. Period of intellectual and artistic rebirth in Europe sparked by a revived interest in classical antiquity.
- 3. Human population whose movement across the Atlantic to the Americas represents the largest forced migration in world history.
- 4. Types of sources created at the time historical events occurred.
- 6. Trade network involving the movement of European goods, African slaves, and raw goods between Europe, Africa, and the Americas.
- 7. Largest slave uprising in colonial America.
- 8. Engineering and architectural masterpiece of an island city built by the Aztec people in the center of Lake Texcoco.
- 9. Wampanoag chieftain who signed a peace treaty with the Pilgrims in 1621.
- 11. Medieval European governing system where local nobles granted land and protection to peasants in exchange for tribute.