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| the practice of separating out by race, religion or other group from others. |
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| rights that guarantee freedom and equality to everyone. |
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| being equal in rights and privileges. |
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| making public your dislike or disapproval of something . |
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| a fair, objective and accepting attitude toward those who are different from you. |
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| publicly expressing support or protest |
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| A person who is doing something to create change. |
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| refusing to deal with or buy from a person, business or organization. |
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| to bring people together across different groups, such as race and religion . |
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| a person who is put to death or suffers greatly on behalf of a belief or cause. |
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| the act of a person forcibly making another person their property to do labor. |
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| a large area of land owned by wealthy person where crops were grown with the labor of slaves. |
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| a person put in charge of slaves by a plantation owner. |
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| the act of freeing someone from slavery. |
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| a network of secret routes and safe houses used by slaves in the United States to escape slavery by going to free states or Canada. |
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| a person who supported the English Government during the Revolutionary war period |
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| a person who supported the independence of the colonies from Britain during the revolutionary war period. |
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| a person that did not take sides during the Revolutionary War period. |
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| An act that required colonist to pat a tax on all printed papers. |
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| The legislative (law-making) group of people in a country such as England. |
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| The study of how people make choices about ways to use scarce resources to fulfill their wants and needs |
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| Any person or group that buys or uses goods and services to satisfy personal needs and wants. |
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| A person who makes goods or provides a service. |
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| A situation in which a person or group of people focus on a particular good or service. In return the person or group of people become more productive. |
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| The action of doing work for someone to fulfill a want or need in exchange for money. |
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| A problem that occurs when a resource becomes limited to a point where the demand is higher than the supply |
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| Resources that are in limited supply creating a limited amount of production |
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| People that are needed to work for a company or organization. |
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| Goods or tools used to produce other goods and services. |
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| Something that is given up when an economic choice is made. |
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| Something that is given up when an economic choice is made. |
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| The most accurate map of the world. |
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| A imaginary line or parallel measuring distance north or south of the equater (measured in degrees). |
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| An imaginary line or meridian measuring distance east or west of the prime meridian (measured in degrees). |
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| A map that highlights Earth's natural features. |
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| A map that shows the boundaries of states and countries. |
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| A symbol that tells directions such as north, south, east, and west. |
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| The location of a place in comparison to what it is near. |
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| The location of a place on the earth's surface (latitude and longitude measurement address and grid location). |
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| Mountains Valleys plain plateau. |
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| a large area with common features, such as a product map, climate map, population map, rainfall map. |
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| A symbol that shows cardinal and intermediate directions on a Map. |
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| An imaginary line called a parallel that tuns east to west on a map or globe. |
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| An imaginary line called a meridian that runs north and south on a map or globe. |
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| The unique location of a place on the Earth's surface. |
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| The Location of a place in comparison to what it is near. |
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| A symbol that shows cardinal and intermediate directions on a Map. |
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| An imaginary line called a parallel that tuns east to west on a map or globe. |
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| An imaginary line called a meridian that runs north and south on a map or globe. |
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| The unique location of a place on the Earth's surface. |
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| The Location of a place in comparison to what it is near. |
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| The main line of latitude that divides the world into the northern and southern hemispheres. |
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| Prime Meridian- The main line of longitude that divides the world into eastern and western hemispheres. |
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| A landform that is surrounded on three sides by water. |
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| Geographical features such as climate and resources that make living in an area favorable for humans. |
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| Barrier to Human Settlement |
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| Geographical features of an area such as climate and resources that make living in an area unfavorable to humans. |
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| A map that shows the physical features of the Earth’s surface. |
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| A map that shows where the boundaries of countries, states, and counties begin and end. |
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| A small section of a map that tells what the symbols on the map mean often referred to as a legend. |
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| One half of the Earth’s surface divided by the equator or prime meridian. |
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| The design and use of tools, ideas, and methods to solve problems. |
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