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| In what century was 1972? |
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| -a Spaniard who traveled to the Americas as an explorer and conqueror in the 16th century |
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| to sail completely around something, such as the world |
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| a person who sold his or her labor for a period of years in exchange for passage to America |
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| a person who buys and sells goods, a shopkeeper |
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| farming, raising crops and livestock as a living |
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| a nation ruled by a single person (monarch), such as a king |
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| any Christian church which in NOT Catholic |
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| a member of a Christian church known as the Society of Friends who believes in a simple life and are opposed to war |
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| Christian religion that broke off from the Church of England |
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| having to do with citizens and the way their governments are organized |
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| a part of the earth having similar characteristics, such as land, plants and animals |
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| a deadly disease caused by bacteria; often spread by drinking water infected with the bacteria, symptoms include severe diarrhea |
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| a disease of the intestines which causes diarrhea |
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| the settlement of a group of people who left their own country to begin life in another, but who remain citizens of their home country |
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| the practice by a country of sending groups of people to a new country to begin a settlement which remains under the control of the country |
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| a person who helps to begin a colony or settelment |
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| to get by fighting; to overcome by force |
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| a Christian church governed by the Pope |
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| the system of managing the making, selling and buying of goods and services; how people make money in order to purchase what they need; |
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