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| skilled worker who makes things by hand, such as a rope maker, blacksmith, or carpenter |
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| young person who learns a skill from a more experienced person |
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| trade routes in the shape of a triangle; one began in New England, traded their goods for slaves in West Africa, and then sailed for the West Indies with the slaves |
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| second leg of the triangular trade route that carried slaves under terrible conditions |
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| printer who moved to Philadelphia and founded the city's first newspaper,public library, hospital, and fire department |
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| relying on themselves for most of what they needed; many New England towns were this |
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| Southern plantation owner who was the first to grow indigo |
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| religious movement in the 1730s that revived colonists' interest in religion |
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| reference book with facts and figures; only the Bible sold more copies during Colonial times |
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| African who was enslaved when young, later gained his freedom, and wrote a book about his life |
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| bloody slave rebellion in South Carolina in 1739 |
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