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| movement of a people to a new place |
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| a group of families who are all descended from a common ancestor |
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| traditions passed from one generation to another by word of mouth |
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| a political and economic system that has a powerful noble/lord who divides his landholdings to lesser lords, who in turn owe him military service and other favors |
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| kinship groups that trace their line of origin to a common ancestor |
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trans-Atlantic trade that was launched by Columbus's journeys
resulted in new foods, cultures and technologies |
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| large farming operations that produced crops for sale, not personal use |
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| crops planted for making money, not personal use - sugar and pineapples are early examples |
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| Portugal and Spain divided all lands on Earth not already claimed by other Christians |
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| Era of European history that extended from the 1300s to the 1500s meaning a "rebirth" and change |
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| Revolt aginst the Catholic church that began in 1517 |
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| One who rules over a state, territory or kingdom |
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