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| ensuring all people have the same rights |
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| government should play as small as a role as possible in economic affairs |
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| a mountain ridge that separates river systems |
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| forcing people into service |
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| a ban on trade with another country |
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| pride or devotion to one's country |
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| a worker who could spin several threads at once |
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| a machine that speeded up the cleaning of cotton fibers |
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| people with money to invest on a business |
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| brought workers and machines in one place to produce goods. |
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| machine-made parts that are alike |
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| a toll road at which a business made company pays for the road they built |
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| roads made of logs through swampy areas |
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| a channel dug by people then filled with water to allow boats to cross |
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| the practice of selling goods in another country for a low price |
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