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Across 3. formal relations with other countries 5. a shared power between the throne and nobility 9. both citizens and government must obey the law 12. The ability to reject a bill from passing into law 14. legal term that allows government to search and seize property without restriction 17. basic rights of all English citizens 19. Minor rebellion that stopped courts from closing farms 20. member of England political party 24. drafted the Declaration of Rights 25. the British legislature 26. those that supported the Revolutionary War 27. betrayal of one's country 28. unwritten law based on customs 29. granted land for the right to start a colony

Down 1. limited the power of the monarch 2. selected committee to draft the Declaration of Independence 4. those who supported staying with England 6. group of Patriots who opposed the Stamp Act 7. Allowed organization of western lands under the Articles of Confederation 8. rights that government cannot take away 10. theory that people hold ultimate political power 11. prevented the monarch from passing taxes without consent of Parliament 13. a document passed by Parliament that limited the power of a monarch 15. to formally do away with 16. this branch held most of the power under the Articles of Confederation 18. ended the Revolutionary War between England and United States 21. Articles of........... 22. asking the government to correct things 23. a higher, unchanging set of rules that comes from God or nature