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| Process of examining information with the goal of discovering useful information, drawing conclusions, and supporting your claims. |
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| Data that supports a claim. |
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| The group used for comparison. |
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| A formal process of experimentation designed to find the one and only answer for why something is the way it is. |
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| The variable that is tested in an experiment. |
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| Using the data to say if the hypothesis is supported or not supported by the test. |
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| A variable that is measured as a result of a change. |
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| A statement about how things work in nature that seems to be true all the time. |
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| Define the problem or issue that you want to solve. |
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| Data about somethings traits, like shape or color. |
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| A systematic way of learning about the natural world and how it works based on experimentation and observation. |
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| Researched information through reading, watching, and listening to media. |
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| The items used in the experiment. |
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| A prediction that can be tested. |
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| Something in an experiment that can change. |
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| The step by step instructions for doing an experiment. |
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| Variables that always stay the same in the experiment. |
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| Data that is gained through measurement. |
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| Idea or conclusion that's drawn from evidence and reasoning. |
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| A carefully designed process that tests a hypothesis. |
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| The group changed by the independent variable. |
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| The information that you observe and record during an experiment. |
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| A description of what happened in the experiment. Just the facts. |
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| Writing down and organizing your observations of the experiment. |
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| Share your results with others through a written report, oral report, or display. |
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| An explanation of things or events based on knowledge resulting from countless observations and experiments from many types of science. |
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| The far western edges of the other colonies |
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| Laws passed by the english government to ensure that england made money from its colonies trade |
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| complex system of transatlantic exchange of slaves, rum, sugar, and molasses. |
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| 1675-1676 Native American uprising against the puritan colonies. |
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| producing just enough food for one's need. |
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| importing and exporting goods illegally. |
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| shared land where public activities took place. |
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| a group of people that belong to the same church. |
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| Economic system that Europeans nations used to enrich their treasuries. |
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| 1676 Rebellion in virginia. |
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| Introduced indigo as a successful plantation crop. |
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| 1739 Slave rebellion in South Carolina. |
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| Crops raised to be sold for money. |
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| People who watch over and direct the work of slaves. |
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| Plant that produces a deep blue dye. |
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| The flat land along the coast. |
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| The highest ranking social group. |
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| Settlement on the delaware river that became the fastest growing city in the colonies. |
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| Covered wagons introduced by german immigrants. |
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| Skilled craftspeople, such as blacksmith and cabinet makers. |
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| Distinct religious group. |
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| Groups of protestants dissenters. |
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| Acceptance of different opinions. |
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| Mountain range stretches from eastern Canada south to Alabama. |
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| The name given to people from the borderlands of scotland and England and from the region of Northern Ireland. |
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| The point at which waterfalls prevent large boats from moving farther upriver. |
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| The broad plateau that lies at the foot of the Blue Ridge Mountains of the Appalachian range. |
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| large groups of families that claim a common ancestor. |
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