Across
- 5. A private school run by women for girls.
- 6. A boy who was sent to work amongst a craftsman without wage in return for learning a trade.
- 9. People who signed contracts for four to seven years of wage-free work in return for a trip to the Americas.
- 10. A private teacher hired by wealthy planters that taught their children.
- 11. A set of tools, clothes, and 50 acres of land.
- 13. Farmers, craftsworkers, and some trades people were considered the majority of this social class.
Down
- 1. A movement of scientific change in belief.
- 2. A drastic movement in religion in the colonies during the 1730s and 40s.
- 3. The highest middle class in the colonies.
- 4. A priest which helped SET OFF a famous religous event in the colonies.
- 7. A minister that caused a religous event to become very famous very quickly.
- 8. A school supported by taxes.
- 12. _______ was a mix of West African languages and English.
- 14. The act of ruining ones reputation as a crime.