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25 Cards in this Set

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Buffer
An area of land that serves as a barrier
Borderlands
The borderlands stretched across what are today northern Mexico and southern United States from Florida to California
Presidio
A type of fort
Permanent
Long-lasting
Scarce
Not plentiful
Haciendas
Large estates where they raised cattle and sheep by the thousands
Self-Sufficient
Self-Supporting
Missions
Small religious communities
Royal Colony
Louis XIV declared New France to be this
Portage
The French used this method of transportation using birchbark canoes
Tributaries
Branch rivers
Proprietary Colony
A colony in which only one person owns and rules
Proprietor
Owner
Puritans
A group of religious settlers living by Christian practices that wanted that to make the religion more pure
Charter
A document that gives a person or group of people offical approval to take certain action
Fundamental Orders
The first written system of government in North America
Influence
The ability people or things have to affect other people or things
Refuge
A safe place
Immigrants
People who come to live in a country after leaving their home country
Frontier
The land beyond the settlements
Cash Crop
A crop that people raise to sell to others rather than to use themselves
House of Burgesses
Lawmakers made up of wealthy landowners who grew and sold tobacco
Naval Stores
Products made from pine tar that was used in building and repairing ships
Indigo
A plant from which a blue dye is made
Debtors
People who had been in prison for owing money