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| a journey made for a particular purpose |
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| a buyer and seller of goods for profit |
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| the science of determining a ship's location and the direction and distance it traveled |
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| a harbor where ships dock to load and unload cargo |
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| a narrow strip of land betwen two bodies of water |
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| to go completely around the world, especially by water |
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| an extension of a ocean or sea into the land |
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| Spanish for "conqueror"; a leader in the Spanish conquest of America |
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| a long, narrow portion of land extending out into the water |
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| a disease contracted by many people at one time |
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| a settlement of religious teachers |
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| a person who teaches his or her religion to others with different beliefs |
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| wondering about something |
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| an abundance of valuable possessions or money |
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| the condition of being known or talked about by many people, esp. on account of notable achievements |
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| devotion to one's own country and concern for its defense |
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| the belief in and worship of a superhuman controlling power, esp. a personal God or gods |
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| goods that come from abroad and whose importation has not been legally carried out even if they are of national production or manufacture, or that do not comply with the conditions under which they were imported |
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| any route usually taken by merchant ships, caravans, etc. |
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