Across
- 4. — Confrontation between British soldiers and colonists
- 5. — Freedom; one of the unalienable rights
- 7. — Law that prevented colonists from settling west of the Appalachian Mountains
- 9. — Laws that placed taxes on goods imported into the colonies
- 13. — Large farm where cash crops were grown
- 15. — Document explaining why the colonies separated from Britain
- 18. — Colonial region with warm climate and long growing season
- 19. — To refuse to buy something as a form of protest
- 20. — Pamphlet that argued the colonies should become independent
- 22. — Land settled and controlled by another country
- 23. ACT — Tax on printed materials in the colonies
- 24. — Colony where Jamestown was founded
- 26. — Important cash crop grown in the Southern Colonies
- 27. — Crop grown mainly to be sold for profit
- 28. GOVERNMENT — When people have the power to govern themselves
- 29. — Religious movement that encouraged a personal connection with God
- 30. NGLAND — Colonial region with a cold climate and rocky soil
Down
- 1. — Important crop grown in the Middle Colonies
- 2. — Documents that allowed British officials to search for smuggled goods
- 3. — English settlement founded in Virginia in 1607
- 6. — Main author of the Declaration of Independence
- 8. — Law requiring colonists to provide food and shelter for British soldiers
- 10. — Person who worked for a set number of years to pay off a debt
- 11. — Part of the unalienable right called the pursuit of happiness
- 12. — Laws passed to punish Massachusetts after the Boston Tea Party
- 14. — Colonial region with mild climate and fertile soil
- 16. — Important part of the New England economy
- 17. — Author of Common Sense
- 21. — A member of a community who has rights and responsibilities
- 25. — One of the unalienable rights listed in the Declaration
