Across
- 3. Pennsylvania writer who defended colonial rights in Letters from a Farmer in Pennsylvania
- 6. British leader whose government supported repeal of the Stamp Act
- 10. Duties placed on glass, lead, paint, paper, and tea
- 11. British leader whose government supported repeal of most of the Townshend duties
- 12. Groups established to coordinate resistance and communication between colonial opponents of British policy
- 15. Virginia writer who argued that colonists retained the rights of British citizens and could tax themselves through their own assemblies
- 17. British official who headed the northern department of the Office of Indian Superintendent
- 19. 1764 law that altered duties on trade and strengthened enforcement against smuggling
- 21. Virginia politician who introduced resolutions protesting the Stamp Act in 1765
- 22. Massachusetts radical who became involved with the Sons of Liberty
- 24. Native American leader whose resistance to British rule erupted in 1763
- 26. Boston stamp distributor whose home was attacked by opponents of the Stamp Act
- 30. General search warrants used by customs officials to locate smuggled goods
- 31. British policy of lax enforcement of imperial regulations before 1763
- 32. Boston customs official who requested British troops to help enforce customs laws
- 33. British general who replaced Amherst and resumed the practice of giving gifts to Native Americans
- 34. Boston merchant who headed a committee supporting non-importation of British goods
- 35. Colonial strategy of refusing to purchase British goods as a form of economic pressure
- 36. British statesman who defended the colonists' claim that their assemblies alone could impose taxes for revenue
- 38. Bostonian who helped lead the crowd that confronted British troops on March 5, 1770
Down
- 1. Women's organization that supported resistance through non-importation and nonconsumption
- 2. Secretary of State for the Colonies who ordered Massachusetts to retract its circular protesting British taxation
- 4. Boston radical who led a mob against stamp distributor Andrew Oliver
- 5. American-made goods that became symbols of resistance and colonial identity
- 7. Massachusetts lawyer who defended the British soldiers accused after the Boston Massacre
- 8. treaty that ended Pontiac's resistance to British rule
- 9. British general who angered Native Americans by ending the traditional practice of giving gifts
- 13. British chancellor who imposed new duties on glass, lead, paint, paper, and tea
- 14. Law passed with repeal of the Stamp Act asserting Parliament's authority over the colonies in all cases whatsoever
- 16. British trade regulations enforced through the imperial commercial system
- 18. Massachusetts political leader who helped organize resistance through the Sons of Liberty
- 20. Law that prohibited colonies from making their paper money legal tender for debts and taxes
- 23. British colonel and commander of Fort Pitt who prohibited settlement west of the Alleghenies in Pennsylvania
- 25. British prime minister who sought to strengthen imperial administration and make the colonies contribute more toward defense
- 27. Pennsylvania leader who helped negotiate an end to the Paxton Boys violence and later testified against the Stamp Act
- 28. Pennsylvania frontier group that used violence against Native Americans
- 29. British official who headed the southern department of the Office of Indian Superintendent
- 31. Organization formed to resist the Stamp Act and other British policies
- 37. 1765 law requiring stamps on documents and printed materials