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21 Cards in this Set
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region |
is an area defined by common features or conditions |
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climate |
the pattern of weather in a place over a long period of time |
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dissent |
a dissagreement |
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proprietor |
is someone who owns land or property |
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diverse |
showing much variety |
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barter |
to trade one good for another |
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export |
a product sold to other countries |
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import |
a product bought from other countries |
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raw materials |
resources that can be made into matierials |
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mercantilism |
was an economic idea popular in the 1600s and 1700s |
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triangular trade |
trade routes between Africa, the Americas, and Europe, in which ships carried cash crops, manufactured goods, and enslaved people |
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artisans |
skilled workers and crafts people, such as blacksmiths, carpenters, wigmakers, basket makers, tinsmiths |
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classes |
society groups |
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slavery |
a system in which are bought and sold as if they were property |
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Middle Passage |
the part of the triangular trade route in which captured and enslaved Africans were sent by ship, under terrible conditions, to be sold in the Americas
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uprising |
also known as rebellions |
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King Philip's War |
a conflict between the colonists and the Wampanoag tribe, lead by Metacomet, who was called King Philip by the settlers |
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ally |
a military partner |
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treaty |
a formal agreement between countries |
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Pontiac's Rebbelion |
an attack on British settlers in the Ohio River valley led by an Ottawan leader named Pontiac |
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Proclamation of 1763 |
an order by King George the Third of England that blocked colonists from setting lands west of the Appalachian Mountains |
