en CR Chapter 1: The Earliest American Settlers 34 Columbus : made a famous voyage to America in 1492 Pinta : Columbus's three ships: the Niña, the Santa Maria, and the _____ isthmus : a small piece of land connecting two big ones Leif Eriksson : possibly discovered America in the year 1000 Bjarni : Norwegian Viking who, in 986, could've discovered America, if only he'd gotten out of his ship Irving : made up the concept that people in Columbus's day believed that the Earth is flat Siberia : theory has it that the first inhabitants of America came over from here via a land bridge Lutefisk : Scandinavian fish dish Viking : Bjarni, Erik the Red, Leif Eriksson conquistador : Spanish word for "conqueror" Pizarro : Spaniard who conquered the Inca Empire in 1532 Brendan : Irish priest who, in the 6th century, possibly discovered America Puerto Rico : the first Spanish settlement was founded here in 1508 Juan : first name of the explorer known as Ponce de Leon Bimini : In 1513, Ponce de Leon came over in search of, not the Fountain of Youth, but this El Dorado : contrary to popular belief, this was a legendary golden king, not a legendary golden city Pensacola : in 1559, this Spanish settlement was destroyed by a hurricane, and then rebuilt St Augustine : in 1565, this became the first permanent European settlement Roanoke : Sir Walter Raleigh founded this settlement for Britain, but it did not last very long Croatoan : island where all the inhabitants of Sir Walter Raleigh's "lost colony" disappeared to Pocahontas : this Indian woman, supposedly, risked her life to save that of John Smith Jamestown : in 1607, this became the first permanent English settlement Balboa : discovered the Pacific Ocean and was then betrayed by a rival, who had him beheaded Pilgrims : contrary to popular belief, these people may not have landed at Plymouth Rock Mayflower : the sailors of this ship called the Pilgrims "glib-glabbity puke stockings." Speedwell : the Pilgrims had to switch ships after this one sprung a leak cargo ship : what the Mayflower was originally intended as capotain : Pilgrim hat Tisquantum : Squanto's real name Puritans : a religious group who wanted to wanted to radically reshape the Church of England Salem : the infamous Witch Trials of 1692 were held in this city Cotton Mather : Puritan minister who, supposedly, was responsible for the Witch Trials Sinners : "_____ in the Hands of an Angry God" by Jonathan Edwards Parris : most notorious "witch family" during the Witch Trials Pennsylvania : William Penn founded this colony

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Across:

3.	Columbus's three ships: the Niña, the Santa Maria, and the _____
6.	this Indian woman, supposedly, risked her life to save that of John Smith
7.	in 1559, this Spanish settlement was destroyed by a hurricane, and then rebuilt
10.	theory has it that the first inhabitants of America came over from here via a land bridge
11.	the Pilgrims had to switch ships after this one sprung a leak
13.	in 1565, this became the first permanent European settlement
16.	a small piece of land connecting two big ones
18.	first name of the explorer known as Ponce de Leon
19.	In 1513, Ponce de Leon came over in search of, not the Fountain of Youth, but this
20.	Puritan minister who, supposedly, was responsible for the Witch Trials
21.	Pilgrim hat
23.	Sir Walter Raleigh founded this settlement for Britain, but it did not last very long
25.	discovered the Pacific Ocean and was then betrayed by a rival, who had him beheaded
27.	"_____ in the Hands of an Angry God" by Jonathan Edwards
28.	made up the concept that people in Columbus's day believed that the Earth is flat
29.	contrary to popular belief, this was a legendary golden king, not a legendary golden city
30.	most notorious "witch family" during the Witch Trials
31.	island where all the inhabitants of Sir Walter Raleigh's "lost colony" disappeared to

Down:

1.	Norwegian Viking who, in 986, could've discovered America, if only he'd gotten out of his ship
2.	possibly discovered America in the year 1000
4.	what the Mayflower was originally intended as
5.	the sailors of this ship called the Pilgrims "glib-glabbity puke stockings."
6.	a religious group who wanted to wanted to radically reshape the Church of England
8.	William Penn founded this colony
9.	the first Spanish settlement was founded here in 1508
12.	in 1607, this became the first permanent English settlement
14.	the infamous Witch Trials of 1692 were held in this city
15.	Bjarni, Erik the Red, Leif Eriksson
17.	Squanto's real name
19.	Irish priest who, in the 6th century, possibly discovered America
20.	Spanish word for "conqueror"
22.	contrary to popular belief, these people may not have landed at Plymouth Rock
24.	Scandinavian fish dish
26.	Spaniard who conquered the Inca Empire in 1532

Chapter 1: The Earliest American Settlers

Across:

3.	Columbus's three ships: the Niña, the Santa Maria, and the _____
6.	this Indian woman, supposedly, risked her life to save that of John Smith
7.	in 1559, this Spanish settlement was destroyed by a hurricane, and then rebuilt
10.	theory has it that the first inhabitants of America came over from here via a land bridge
11.	the Pilgrims had to switch ships after this one sprung a leak
13.	in 1565, this became the first permanent European settlement
16.	a small piece of land connecting two big ones
18.	first name of the explorer known as Ponce de Leon
19.	In 1513, Ponce de Leon came over in search of, not the Fountain of Youth, but this
20.	Puritan minister who, supposedly, was responsible for the Witch Trials
21.	Pilgrim hat
23.	Sir Walter Raleigh founded this settlement for Britain, but it did not last very long
25.	discovered the Pacific Ocean and was then betrayed by a rival, who had him beheaded
27.	"_____ in the Hands of an Angry God" by Jonathan Edwards
28.	made up the concept that people in Columbus's day believed that the Earth is flat
29.	contrary to popular belief, this was a legendary golden king, not a legendary golden city
30.	most notorious "witch family" during the Witch Trials
31.	island where all the inhabitants of Sir Walter Raleigh's "lost colony" disappeared to

Down:

1.	Norwegian Viking who, in 986, could've discovered America, if only he'd gotten out of his ship
2.	possibly discovered America in the year 1000
4.	what the Mayflower was originally intended as
5.	the sailors of this ship called the Pilgrims "glib-glabbity puke stockings."
6.	a religious group who wanted to wanted to radically reshape the Church of England
8.	William Penn founded this colony
9.	the first Spanish settlement was founded here in 1508
12.	in 1607, this became the first permanent English settlement
14.	the infamous Witch Trials of 1692 were held in this city
15.	Bjarni, Erik the Red, Leif Eriksson
17.	Squanto's real name
19.	Irish priest who, in the 6th century, possibly discovered America
20.	Spanish word for "conqueror"
22.	contrary to popular belief, these people may not have landed at Plymouth Rock
24.	Scandinavian fish dish
26.	Spaniard who conquered the Inca Empire in 1532