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| the way of life and beliefs of a group of people |
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| being able to make your own choices |
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| the negative reason why people moved away from an area (i.e. famine, natural disasters, conflict, etc.) |
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| the positive reason why people moved into an area (i.e. job opportunities, housing, climate, food, etc.) |
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| people traveling across the ocean to make new homes in North America |
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a way to move from one place to another |
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| a place that is ruled by another country |
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| the freedom of people to choose their own government |
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areas in the country, far away from the city |
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| a smaller community near a city |
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| traditions and values passed on by the people who lived before us |
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| something that happens because of what a person does or does not do |
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| people that work, play, and live together |
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people that belong to a community |
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| what happens when something becomes different |
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| someone who comes from another place to live in a country |
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| the history of people moving toward the west |
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| land that does not belong to a group of people |
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| the sharing of ideas and information |
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| a citizen with duties, rights, and priveleges |
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