Across
- 4. (8 letters) A colonial law-making body, like Virginia's House of Burgesses.
- 7. (10 letters) A young Virginia officer who gained his first military experience in this war.
- 9. (10 letters) A large southern farm that relied on enslaved labor to grow cash crops.
- 11. (8 letters) The powerful Native American confederacy that allied with the British.
- 12. (6 letters) A pacifist religious group that settled heavily in Pennsylvania.
Down
- 1. (7 letters) The primary cash crop of the Virginia and Maryland colonies.
- 2. (7 letters) A citizen army, composed of non-professional soldiers, called upon in emergencies.
- 3. (6 letters) A plant grown in South Carolina used to create a valuable blue dye.
- 5. (6 letters) A farmer who cultivates his own small plot of land.
- 6. (8 letters) Any crop grown specifically for sale and profit.
- 8. (7 letters) The Ottawa chief who led a major rebellion against the British in 1763 after the war.
- 10. (6 letters) A public house that served as a social and political hub for colonists.