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10 Cards in this Set
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apprentice
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a person working for a skilled worker in order to learn that skill.
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merchant
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a person who's business is buying and selling goods for th profit.
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dissenter
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a person who dissagrees with an accepted law or refuses to follow certain beleifs.
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parliament
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the kwamaking body of England consisting the House of Lord and the House of Commons.
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smuggle
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to move goods secreatly and unlawfully to avoid paying a duty.
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duty
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a tax paid on goods brought into a new country.
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common
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a large public pasture in the center of a town.
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democracy
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rule by the majoruty, a system of goenment in which th people rule, either directly or through elected representatives.
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civil diobedience
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refusal disobedienceto obey vertain laws that one regaurds as unjust
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meeting house
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a large building used by the Puritans as a gathering place for religous services, celebrations, and town meetings.
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