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| These are workers who contracted with American colonists for food and shelter in return for labor. |
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| This is the refusal to purchase certain goods. |
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| This is a group of people in one place who are ruled by a parent country. |
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| A written document granding land and the authority to set up colonial governments. |
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| A representative to a meeting. |
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| This is self-reliance and freedom from outside control. |
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| Movement that spread the idea that reason and science could improve society. |
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| Another word for king or queen. |
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| This is a group of people that makes laws. |
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| A colonial area of land controlled directly by a king or other monarch. |
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| Those who followed a religious faith other than the official religions of England. |
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| Colonial Puritans who considered themselves people on a religious journey. |
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| A system of law based on precedent and customs. |
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| These are freedoms people possess relating to life, liberty, and property. |
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| Areas of low, flat plains near the seacoast of Virginia and North Carolina. |
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| Pattern of trade that developed in colonial times among the Americas, Africa and Europe. |
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| An agreement among people in a society with a government. |
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| The theory that a country should sell more goods to other countries than it buys. |
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| Investors provide partial ownership in a company organized for profit. |
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| A ruling that is used s the basis for a judicidal decision in a later, similar case. |
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| A colony ruled by settlers who came on their own. |
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| Religious dissenter who came to the colonies to purify, or feform, the Anglican Church. |
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| The journey slaves made across the Atlantic to America. |
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| An agreement, or contract, among a group of people. |
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| area with owner-controlled land and government. |
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