Across
- 3. able to grow crops; fertile
- 9. a 1739 revolt by enslaved Africans against their owners
- 10. a crop grown for sale rather than for use by farmers
- 11. the supplies of food, water, and other items needed for a journey
- 13. the acceptance of others
- 15. a trade good
- 16. a building that houses machinery for grinding grain
- 17. a colonial elementary school
- 20. the practice of producing enough food for a farmer and his family but not enough to sell for profit
- 21. a supervisor
Down
- 1. a person skilled at making things by hand
- 2. a person who learns a craft or trade by working with a skilled member of that craft or trade
- 4. the western part of the Southern colonies just east of the Appalachian Mountains
- 5. a relatively flat area between the Appalachian Mountains and the coastal plain
- 6. an obedience to a set of beliefs
- 7. a kind of wagon, made by German settlers in North America, that could carry heavy loads
- 8. a wide variety
- 12. a series of laws passed by the English Parliament to protect English shipping by restricting the transport of goods to and from the English colonies
- 14. the right to practice the religion of one's choosing without government interference
- 18. to import or export goods illegally
- 19. a plant that produces a blue dye for cloth