13 Colonies Full Set

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29 Terms

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To persecute (v)

to mistreat a person or group on the basis of their beliefs

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Religion (n)

a strong belief in a supernatural power or powers that control human destiny

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Religious freedom (n)

The right to practice your religion and change your religion

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Merchants (n)

people who buy and sell things

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Mercantilism (n)

a way nations earned a lot of money. Mother country uses resources of colonies to sell manufactured things to the colonies.

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Settlers (n)

People who move to a new place where no one lives

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Colony (n)

An area outside of a country that is ruled by that country.

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Starvation (n)

Suffering from extreme hunger

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Permanent (adj)

forever

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Representatives (n)

the people in government who make decisions for the people who elect them

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To elect (v)

To vote for someone

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House of Burgesses (n)

the group of people in Virginia Colony that made laws

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Representative government (n)

a government where the leaders are elected to represent voters. The USA has a representative government.

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Pilgrims (n)

Colonists that arrived in North America on the boat named "Mayflower"

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Colonists (n)

people from one country that move to another area controlled by their government.

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Passengers (n)

people on a boat

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Self-government (n)

a government that gets power from the people it governs

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To govern (v)

to lead or be in charge of

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Puritans (n)

A group of colonists that came to North America wanting religious freedom

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Massachusetts Bay Company (n)

A business that paid for colonists to come to North America. The company paid for the colony. The company traded with colonists and became wealthy.

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To create (v)

To built or make something

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To attract (v)

to pull toward

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Plantations (n)

Large farms in the southern colonies. Plantations were successful because they used enslaved labor.

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Slaves (n)

People who are owned and forced to work by someone else.

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Slave trade (n)

The business of buying and selling enslaved people

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To kidnap (v)

To take away a person by force

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Property (n)

Something that s owned by someone

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Permission (n)

to allow something

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Cruel (adj)

causing pain and suffering. Cruelty is the act of hurting someone.

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