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| Land that has water almost all around it. |
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| Low-lying land where the water level is always near or above the surface of the land. |
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| An area of high land at or near the foot of a mountain. |
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| A place where a river drops from higher to lower land. |
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| The period of time when the weather is warm enough for crops to grow. |
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| A huge tropical storm with heavy rains and winds of more than 73 miles per hour. |
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| Materials added to the soil to make it more productive to help crops grow. |
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| A huge farm where tobacco, cotton, rice, sugarcane, or indigo were the main crops. |
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| The practice of making one person the property of another person. |
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| A crop people raise to sell to others rather than to use themselves. |
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| The United States of America. |
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| The Confederate States of America, a new country that was formed by the Southern states that seceded from the Union after Abraham Lincoln was elected President in 1860. |
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| A war between groups of people in the same country. |
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| A product shipped from one country to be sold in another-to sell goods to people in another country. |
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| A good, or product, that is brought into one country from another to be sold-to bring in goods from another country to compromise. |
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| A kind of bar graph that compares two sets of numbers. |
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| Trade with other countries. |
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| A resource in its natural state, such as a mineral, that can be used to manufacture a product. |
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