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mesa
a large, flat raised up area of land
explorers
someone who travels through new lands to learn about them
withered
to dry up
climate
the weather in an area
colony
a group of people, living in a new area, who still have a connection to their home country
dwelling
a place where one lives
canyon
a deep, narrow valley
merchants
someone who sells things
moccasins
a soft shoe made of deerskin; first made and worn by Native Americans
revolution
overthrowing a government often through violence; war