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Iroquois Confederacy
A union of people who join together for a common goal....a group of 6 tribes
Longhouse
a long wooden building in an Iroquois village that housed many families
Clan
a group of families who share the same ancestor.
Great Law of Peace
A document outlining the government of the Iroquois Confederacy.
Sachem
A council member of the Iroquois Confederacy.
Import
to buy goods from another country
Export
to sell goods to another country
Patriot
a colonist who was opposed to British rule; any person who loves his or her country
Boston Massacre
a protest in 1770 against British rule in which five American patriots were killed
Boston Tea Party
an event that occurred in 1773 when colonists boarded a British ship in Boston Harbour and threw its cargo of tea into the sea protesting the tea tax
Minutemen
volunteer colonial soldiers woh served against the British in the American Revolution; they were said to be ready at a minutes notice
American Revolution
the war fought by the American colonies to end British rule; 1775-1783
Industrial Revolution
from the late 1700s to the middle 1800s....new power driven machines replaced hand tools
Invention
something that is made or thought of for the first time
telegraph
a system or equipment used for sending messages by wire over a long distance....the message is sent in Morse code over wire by means of electricity
tenement
a crowded poorly maintained apartment building
sweatshop
a factory where workers are employed at poor wages and in unhealthy conditions
megalopolis
a group of cities so close together that they can be thought of as one huge community
Boswash
the area between Boston and Washington
terrorism
the use of fear and violence to gain political goals
migrate
to move from one place to another