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Colonial Pennsylvania

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2.	people who blew bubbles of melted glass and shaped them into glasses and bottles
4.	this wagon could carry up to 6 tons of freight; largest iron wheels prevented it from sinking in mud
5.	people who poured melted tin and lead into molds to make utensils
6.	people who built wooden frames for houses
8.	Pennsylvania's largest exported raw material
10.	a raw material from a tree
12.	people who traveled through the frontier and worked for the new settlers, and then moved on
14.	a load of goods to be transported; cargo

15.	people who made carts
17.	person who made shoes
20.	a raw material from a sheep
22.	people who made their living by selling and shipping goods
24.	people who made iron bars
25.	wove yarn into fabric
28.	where a settled region ends and the wilderness begins
29.	sewed clothes from frabric

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1.	This county was called the "breadbasket of America"
3.	working at one specific activity, job, or field of study
7.	a hand tool with a squared, beveled blade for shaping wood, stone, or metal
9.	shops were sometimes called this; means "making things by hand"
10.	people who made wooden wagon wheels
11.	to trade one thing for another
13.	this type of road was made mainly for riders to use when delivering mail

16.	people who made spindles, bowls, and candlesticks
18.	materials used to make something else
19.	shaped clay into containers and dishes of all kinds
21.	last name of the man who was inially in charge of the postal service
23.	mill where grain is ground into flour
26.	to send out for trade or sale
27.	this kind of train was made up of a line of mules with saddles loaded with freight

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Across:

2.	people who blew bubbles of melted glass and shaped them into glasses and bottles
4.	this wagon could carry up to 6 tons of freight; largest iron wheels prevented it from sinking in mud
5.	people who poured melted tin and lead into molds to make utensils
6.	people who built wooden frames for houses
8.	Pennsylvania's largest exported raw material
10.	a raw material from a tree
12.	people who traveled through the frontier and worked for the new settlers, and then moved on
14.	a load of goods to be transported; cargo

15.	people who made carts
17.	person who made shoes
20.	a raw material from a sheep
22.	people who made their living by selling and shipping goods
24.	people who made iron bars
25.	wove yarn into fabric
28.	where a settled region ends and the wilderness begins
29.	sewed clothes from frabric

Down:

1.	This county was called the "breadbasket of America"
3.	working at one specific activity, job, or field of study
7.	a hand tool with a squared, beveled blade for shaping wood, stone, or metal
9.	shops were sometimes called this; means "making things by hand"
10.	people who made wooden wagon wheels
11.	to trade one thing for another
13.	this type of road was made mainly for riders to use when delivering mail

16.	people who made spindles, bowls, and candlesticks
18.	materials used to make something else
19.	shaped clay into containers and dishes of all kinds
21.	last name of the man who was inially in charge of the postal service
23.	mill where grain is ground into flour
26.	to send out for trade or sale
27.	this kind of train was made up of a line of mules with saddles loaded with freight

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