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| a moment in history that marks a decisive change |
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| exchange of goods and ideas between Eastern and Western hemispheres |
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| towns where the farming and trade did business |
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| forts where soldiers lived |
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| religious settlements run by Catholic priests |
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| top of the social class, held the highest jobs in Spain |
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| people born in the Americas to Spanish parents (below the peninsulares on the social scale) |
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| mixed Spanish and Indian background (below the creoles) |
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| land grants that included the right to demand labor taxes from Native Americans |
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| large estate farmed by many workers |
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| waterway through or ar5ound North America |
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| protested against the Catholic church |
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| French colonists who lived and worked in the woods |
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| an agreement between nations to aid and protect one another |
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| a legal document giving certain right to a person or colony |
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| representatives to the gov't |
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| voters elect representatives to make laws for them |
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| document that said the king could not raise taxes without first consulting a Great Council |
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| division between the House of Lords and the House of Commons |
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| mistreatment or punishment of certain people because of their beliefs |
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| framework to govern their (Pilgrims) colony |
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| exmaple for others to follow, like George Washington set a precedent for other to follow |
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| A dat the Pilgrims set aside to be thankful for the good harvest(national holiday) |
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