Across
- 2. The movement of plants, animals, diseases, and people between Europe, Africa, and the Americas.
- 6. An official document from the king that gave permission to establish a colony and explained how it would be governed.
- 8. England’s lawmaking body, consisting of representatives from throughout the kingdom.
- 9. The buying and selling of enslaved African people who were forced to labor on plantations.
Down
- 1. An act passed by Parliament in 1689 that limited the monarch’s power, gave certain powers to Parliament, and listed specific rights of citizens.
- 3. An area where groups of people share similar cultures, traditions, and languages.
- 4. An economic policy in which colonies could trade only with England so the home country gained the most wealth.
- 5. A group’s way of life, including its beliefs, traditions, language, food, clothing, and homes.
- 7. Crops such as tobacco, sugar, cotton, and rice that were grown to be sold for profit.