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| prisoners; people who are held against their will. |
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| Crops, such as tobacco, rice, and cotton, that were produced on plantations. |
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| A document form the king giving land to the colonists. |
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| Part of a woman's undergarments; stiffened by whale bones. |
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| Group of people who give advice. |
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| People chosen to go to a meeting and represent others. |
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| Chosen by people through voting. |
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| To ship goods to other colonies. |
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| Guiding or ruling people. |
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| The people and organizations that run a country. |
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| People who were very poor; worked after arriving in the colonies to pay for their trip across. |
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| Blue dye that was used on military uniforms and dress clothes in the 1700s. |
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| A document that gives someone property. |
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| Things handed down from the past. |
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| Animals from farms (cattle, horses, etc.) |
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| Making something by hand or machine. |
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| People who own businesses. |
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| Laws set up by England to control trade to and from the colonies. |
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| Large farm that produces a single crop for money. |
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| Producing a lot of money. |
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| A permanent place for people to live. |
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