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Across 6. Washington and his army attacked a camp with Hessian soldiers in it and captured them all 7. People who remained loyal to Great Britain 9. soldiers paid to fight 10. tax on newspapers, pamphlets, legal documents, and most other printed materials. An official govt. Stamp had to be stamped on it to show the taxes were payed 14. When an army surrounds a city and doesn't let anything in or out 15. highest official of a parliamentary government 16. A pamphlet written by Thomas Paine 18. Refusal to buy certain things or use certain services 20. Document sent to King George III that begged the king to stop fighting 22. Ended the French and Indian War in the New World and the Seven Years’ War in England. France lost Canada and all their terrain east of the Mississippi river and the British gained the land. 24. public officials must make decisions based on the law, not on their own personal wishes 27. Began after the battles of Concord and Lexington and the Boston Tea Party 28. selling scarce items as unreasonably high prices 29. The last battle in the Revolutionary War 30. Fight on Bunker Hill and neighboring hill that the British won but at considerable casualties 31. A steady increase in prices over time 32. It looked like the British had won, but then the colonists surprise attacked them and killed a lot of the British soldiers 33. Colonists were throwing snowballs at British soldiers because they were pissed about the taxes and the soldiers retaliated and killed 5 colonists 34. Indian’s renelled against the British in the spring of 1763. It was named after one of the Ottowa leaders. The Indians destroyed every British fort west of the Appalacian mountaians besides two

Down 1. Love of one’s country 2. Rights that belong to humans simply because they are human 3. persons killed, injured, or missing 4. An 18th century European movement that emphasized science and reason as kes to improving society 5. cut off from outside contact 6. Series of American victories that took place around Saratoga and brought the French into the war 8. The final battle of the American Revolution, the American militia attacked the British troops in Yorktown, forcing them to surrender and the Americans to win the war 11. Armed citizens that protec in an emergency 12. Introduction to the Declaration of Independence 13. Statement for reasons of separation 17. The second time there was a Continental Congress 19. committies of people from several different colonies went to a meeting to plan a response for the developments. The gathering is the First Continental Congress 21. Ended the American revolution had 5 major provisions 23. a council of delegates all elected by their colonial legislatures. In control of it would be a president general. It would unite the colonies. It was rejected. 25. The British and American colonists fought the French and their Native American Allies. The French and Native Americans lose the war. 26. The region to the west of the Appalacian mountains was closed off to settlers so Indians had land(It didn’t work)