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To persecute (v)
to mistreat a person or group on the basis of their beliefs
Religion (n)
a strong belief in a supernatural power or powers that control human destiny
Religious freedom (n)
The right to practice your religion and change your religion
Merchants (n)
people who buy and sell things
Mercantilism (n)
a way nations earned a lot of money. Mother country uses resources of colonies to sell manufactured things to the colonies.
Settlers (n)
People who move to a new place where no one lives
Colony (n)
An area outside of a country that is ruled by that country.
Starvation (n)
Suffering from extreme hunger
Permanent (adj)
forever
Representatives (n)
the people in government who make decisions for the people who elect them
To elect (v)
To vote for someone
House of Burgesses (n)
the group of people in Virginia Colony that made laws
Representative government (n)
a government where the leaders are elected to represent voters. The USA has a representative government.
Pilgrims (n)
Colonists that arrived in North America on the boat named "Mayflower"
Colonists (n)
people from one country that move to another area controlled by their government.
Passengers (n)
people on a boat
Self-government (n)
a government that gets power from the people it governs
To govern (v)
to lead or be in charge of
Puritans (n)
A group of colonists that came to North America wanting religious freedom
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.
To create (v)
To built or make something
To attract (v)
to pull toward
Plantations (n)
Large farms in the southern colonies. Plantations were successful because they used enslaved labor.
Slaves (n)
People who are owned and forced to work by someone else.
Slave trade (n)
The business of buying and selling enslaved people
To kidnap (v)
To take away a person by force
Property (n)
Something that s owned by someone
Permission (n)
to allow something
Cruel (adj)
causing pain and suffering. Cruelty is the act of hurting someone.