Across
- 2. – explorer who claimed the northern land (now Canada) for France
- 4. – Puritan preacher who founded Hartford
- 6. religious group that was unwelcome in England and the colonies because of their beliefs they were also called friends
- 8. –explorer who claimed islands of the coast of North America for Spain
- 10. – Dutch explorer who claimed southern New York for Holland (The Netherlands)
- 14. – governor of Connecticut
- 16. – first college in America, University founded to train ministers to preach the gospel
- 18. – first English colony in America became known as “The Lost Colony”
- 23. – English Prison for people who could not pay their debts
- 25. – ministers who traveled from place to place preaching the gospel
- 28. – first successful settlement in Delaware
- 30. – first permanent settlement in Carolina
- 32. – group of people ruled by their own native country who settle in another land
- 34. – Viking explorer who first found land in the Western Hemisphere
- 36. belief that all men should work that all work is honorable and that man serves God best by working faithfully in his calling
- 37. First settlement in Georgia
- 40. 2 large land masses (continents) of the New World named for Amerigo Vespucci
- 41. – a person who agreed to work for a certain number of years until his debt for transportation to the New World was paid
- 42. – Dutch Settlement that eventually became New York
- 43. Columbus discovers America
- 44. main colonial textbook contained word lists, prayers, poems, and Bible stories
- 45. – Puritan minister who founded Providence in the Rhode Island Colony
Down
- 1. – explorer who conquered Mexico for Spain
- 3. – official permit to begin colonies in the New World
- 5. – explorer who first called the newly discovered land in the Western Hemisphere the New World
- 7. – name for the group of government representatives in the Virginia Colony
- 9. – first Maryland settlement
- 11. – started the Georgia colony from a desire to help people get out of debtor's prison
- 12. of Privileges- plan for government in the Pennsylvania colony
- 13. Thomas Hooker’s ideas for government later became a good pattern for the Constitution of the United States Taught on
- 15. – governor of Roanoke
- 17. – a strip of land that connects two larger land masses
- 19. – the written record of what man has done with the time God has given him
- 20. – English settlement in the New World founded by the Pilgrims in 1620 part of the Massachusetts Bay Colony
- 21. – first permanent English settlement in the New World
- 22. Lord Baltimore, Englishman who wanted to begin the Maryland Colony where people could worship as they chose
- 24. – Quaker founder of Pennsylvania
- 26. – large farms where cotton, tobacco, tea, rice, and indigo were grown
- 27. colonies established under the rule of England
- 29. – founder of the New Hampshire colony
- 31. – old building used for Southern colonial schoold
- 33. Florida – first permanent settlement in North America
- 35. – explorer who claimed the eastern coast of North America for Spain
- 38. – city of brotherly love
- 39. – school held in the home of a colonial woman
- 43. – founding of Plymouth colony