Across
- 3. Having elected officials speak for the people.
- 6. South American nation led to freedom by Bolívar.
- 8. Money citizens must pay to their government.
- 10. Living without restraint or harsh government control.
- 12. Right of people to choose their government.
- 14. States Thirteen colonies that fought Britain for independence.
- 15. Official membership in a recognized legal nation.
- 16. To forcibly remove a monarch from power.
Down
- 1. Written document that establishes a nation’s laws.
- 2. European kingdom that overthrew its king in 1789.
- 4. The supreme power of a self-governing nation.
- 5. Nation built by history's only successful slave revolt.
- 7. Freedom from control by an oppressive government.
- 9. Government where citizens vote to choose leaders.
- 11. Strong pride and devotion to one’s country.
- 13. Having the same legal rights and status.