|  | OREGONTRAIL | Nineteenth-century trail allowing American colonists to travel westward from Independence, Missouri (6,5) | 
|  | TRANSATLANTIC | Westward from the UK (13) | 
|  | SANTAFE | Terminus of a 19th-century "Trail" | 
|  | OGHAM | Ancient characters travel westwards with unsubtle performer (5) | 
|  | OREGON | Overland pioneer route from Independence, Missouri, to the Columbia River, the ... Trail | 
|  | HST | Pres. from Independence, Missouri | 
|  | BOGUS | Travel westwards in vehicle, it is not real (5) | 
|  | MARSONE | Organization intending to send colonists to the Red Planet | 
|  | TEA | American colonists' protest that helped spark off the War of Independence, The Boston ... Party | 
|  | TRUMAN | Harry S ___, US president whose official library is in Independence, Missouri | 
|  | BLACKLOCUSTS | Trees used by the early colonists to build their houses | 
|  | INTOLERABLEACTS | American colonists' epithet for five laws Parliament passed beginning in March 1774 | 
|  | MAKEBELIEVE | Pretend to compel colonist to keep covering back (4,7) | 
|  | TAXES | The Suffolk Resolves were passed in Massachusetts in 1774. Among other actions, they urged colonists to stop paying ___. | 
|  | STAMPTAX | Major irritant for American colonists | 
|  | ALDENS | American colonists Priscilla and John | 
|  | REVERE | "The British are coming!" is what American colonist Paul ... is supposed to have shouted on his ride | 
|  | PENNON | American colonist working to make flag | 
|  | MYLES | American colonist Standish or "Black Velvet" singer Alannah | 
|  | MISSOURIVAUGHN | Red Sox slugger from Independence? |