Year 9 Crossword

4. The belief in supply and demand and is the opposite of Communism
5. To refuse to use goods/services because you disagree with their policies.
6. This was an example of a peaceful protest used by the Civil Rights movement, involving refusing to move from one spot. An example was in Greensboro in 1960.
9. This commissioner wrote a letter to Queen Victoria regarding the British trade with dangerous drugs.
10. Castro was the leader of this country from 1959.
11. The leader of the 'Terror'during the French Revolution
13. The French stronghold used for weapon and gunpowder storage, stormed on 14th July 1793.
14. What tea and silk originally was paid for by the British to the Chinese.
15. The leader of the USA during the Korean War

1. The group that Robespierre was the leader of
2. The ruling dynasty in China from 1636 - 1911/12
3. The President who signed the Civil Rights Act in 1964.
4. Legal protection and the fundamental guarantees of equal social opportunities and protection under the law, regardless of race, religion, gender, or other personal characteristics
7. The slogan of the Chicano movement, means, 'yes, we can'.
8. The dangerous drug that Britain sold to the Chinese and triggered a series of wars in the 19th century.
12. These treaties were signed in 1842 and were humiliating for the Chinese as they were forced to give up power and land to the British.