Across
- 7. Economy based on shipbuilding, fishing, small-scale farming, lumber, and trade
- 10. Religiously, Puritans were ___________ to other religions
- 12. Settled in Pennsylvania
- 14. Settled in New England
- 16. Southern colonies has close ties to whom?
- 17. Established in 1607
- 18. New York, Philadelphia, and Baltimore grew to be important what?
- 19. How New England practiced direct domocracy
- 21. export that was sold to Europe to make a lot of profit
- 23. Settled Caribbean, Central America, and South America
- 26. Servants that worked for a period of time to pay off a debt
- 28. Jamestown was the English first permanent settlement where?
- 29. Which colonies relied on enslaved labor
- 31. Religious movement that swept through Europe and the colonies in the 17th century
- 33. Middle colonies incorporated a number of democratic principles that reflected the basic rights of ______
- 34. First elected assembly in the New World
- 35. Had a flexible social structure
Down
- 1. Location first Africans forcibly brought in 1619
- 2. An economic belief in the benefits of profitable trading
- 3. Settled in New York
- 4. Social contract written by the Puritans before arriving in America
- 5. Settled Canada
- 6. House of Burgesses wrote the _____ for Virginia
- 8. Established with the intent of being a haven for Catholics
- 9. English nobility who received large land grants from the King of England
- 11. Social status in New England was based on this
- 13. Dominated government and society in Southern Colonies
- 15. Puritan value
- 20. Settled America colonies
- 22. House of Burgesses is now known as
- 24. Economy of Southern Colonies were based on these
- 25. Settled by English, Dutch, and German-speaking immigrants
- 27. Trade route that brought enslaved people from Africa to North America
- 30. Puritan religious beliefs were often this
- 32. Percentage of enslaved Africans the English imported into America