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| Is a land ruled by another country. |
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| the practice of holding people against their will and make them work without pay. |
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| areas of land on or near the borders between countries, colonies, or regions. |
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| religious settlements built by missionaries. |
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| large homes or estates built by settlers in borderlands where they often raised cattle and sheep. |
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| a resource that can be used to make a product. |
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| a part ownership in a business |
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| a crop that people grow to sell. |
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| The Virginia company paid for people's passage, or trips, to Virginia. In return the people agreed to work without pay for a length of time. |
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| lawmaking branch of the government |
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| A person who makes a journey for religious reasons. |
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| an agreement to make order because of no government. all people aboard the mayflower signed it. |
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| a system of government which people make their own laws |
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| The Mayflower compact included this idea, if more than half the people agreed to a law or a decision, everyone had to follow it. |
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| a need or desire for a good or service by people willing to pay for it. |
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| the amount of good offer for sale. |
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| all the businesses that make one kind of product or offer one kind of service. |
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| goods sent out of the country |
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| goods brought into a country |
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| millions of enslaved africans were placed on ships and forced to travel across the Atlantic Ocean from Africa to the English colonies. This journey was called |
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| the right of a person to be tried by a jury, or a group, of citizens to decide if the person is guilty or innocent of committing a crime. |
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| a person who comes into a country to make a new home there. |
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| a group thrown together from many parts of the world. |
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| acceptance of religious differences |
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| a learned trade from a master artisan |
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| the records and artifacts made by people who took part in or saw an event |
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| a record of an event made by someone who was not there at the time. |
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