Across
- 4. To end or get rid of enslavement
- 6. Is an area where the British set up the original 13 colonies.
- 7. The Supreme Court. The judicial branch interprets laws, judges when a law is unconstitutional.
- 8. American colonists dumped shiploads of tea into the water to protest the Tea Act.
- 10. A region with harsh winters that made farming difficult.
- 11. The practice of people owning other people. Enslaved people must work for their owners.
- 13. Had warm climates and rich soil making it perfect for farming. Enslaved Africans worked on plantations
- 14. A law that lowered the price of tea and benefited the British tea companies.
Down
- 1. The Congress. The legislative branch makes the laws of the United States.
- 2. Know as the rebels in the American Revolution. Believed in fighting for Independence from Great Britain
- 3. The President and Vice President. The executive branch enforces the laws of the United States.
- 5. When one country takes control of another country or region, establishing a settlement
- 9. Known as the Breadbasket as there was fertile soil for farming.
- 12. Believed in staying Loyal to the British. Known as the Redcoats.
