Across
- 3. The land bridge connecting Asia and North America. (CH. 1, pg. 3)
- 6. Someone who loves his or her own country. (pg. 101)
- 10. Americans who supported, or were loyal, to the king. (pg. 114)
- 13. Passed in 1765; allowed government to tax legal and business papers used in America. (pg. 92)
- 14. Passed in 1774; these acts allowed Great Britain to close to the port of Boston to all trade, ban town meetings, and house British troops in people’s homes. (pg. 99)
- 16. one who comes from a group of people. (CH. 1, pg. 12)
- 18. Periods of extreme cold, when much of Earth and Earth’s water was frozen. (CH. 1, pg. 3)
Down
- 1. A document Thomas Jefferson wrote in 1776 declaring the 13 colonies as free states. (pg. 114/115)
- 2. Battles of ____________ & __________ were the first of many battles between the colonists and the British. (pg. 108)
- 4. Passed in 1767; these acts reduced the colonists’ freedom to govern themselves. (pg. 94)
- 5. The battle of __________ led to France supporting the colonists war efforts after the Americans victory there. (pg. 120)
- 6. Religious groups seeking freedom in America. (pg. 52)
- 7. the place where three small ships and about 100 men reached the shores of Virginia in 1607; named after King James. (CH. 2, pg. 36)
- 8. a high level of cultural development, including societies with cities, government, etc.. (CH. 1, pg. 6)
- 9. Conflict leading to British debt and taxes; also known as the Seven Years’ War, the American Indians and the French were allies in this war. (pg. 77)
- 11. Ancient civilizations in modern Mexico/Central America. (CH. 1, pg. 6)
- 12. Colonists dressed as Mohawk Indians entered a ship and dumped over 300 chests of tea into the harbor. (pg. 99)
- 15. People who move from place to place. (CH. 1, pg. 3)
- 17. practice of regulating colonial trade for the profit of the home country. (pg. 70)
