the study of objects to learn about life in the past

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to trade good for other good without the use of money

the science used by sailors to find their place and plan their route

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an area or place ruled by a distant country

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when people/groups compete for the same thing

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slavery

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ships that are privately owned but are encouraged by the government to attack enemy ships during a war

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slavery

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someone who works for another person in order to learn a trade/skill

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a public sale in which something is sold to the person who offers/bids the most money

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a person who starts a new business

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a river that flows into a larger river or lake

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a struggle or disagreement

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a person or group that helps another for a common purpose

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a written political agreement between two or more groups

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the cruel killing of many people

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a large farm with many workers who live on the land they work on

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a person who agrees to work for a set amount of time in exchange for the cost of room and board

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something that is grown to be sold for profit

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unfair treatment

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a group of people from England who wanted to separate themselves from the Church of England

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a person from England who wanted to improve the Church of England

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a person whose views are different from those of his or her leaders

a person who gives speeches about religious practices

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the idea that religion should be about strong emotions that can be felt by anyone, instead of about difficult ideas that can be understood by a few people

weapons

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Great Britain's lawmaking assembly

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a document that people sign that formally asks leaders to do or change something

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an organized refusal to buy goods or services

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a person chosen to represent others

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civilian army that is used only in emergencies

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to speak out against something

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information written to persuade others to change their way of thinking

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to stop fighting and move away from the enemy

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representatives sent by one government to another

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to talk about something in order to reach an agreement

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to provide money for

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the surrounding of a place by an army in order to capture it

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a written plan of government

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to approve officially

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land owned or controlled by a particular country

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a plan for doing or managing something

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to put an end to something

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a tax on imported goods

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an organized refusal to buy goods or services

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someone who fights against those who are in authority (ex:Patriots)

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to communicate by writing letters

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of or relating to the central government of a confederation

the introduction of the U.S. Constitution

the condition of being free

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a rule or idea

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the part of government that writes and passes laws

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the part of government that interprets and applies the law

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the part of government that carries out laws

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the Senate and the House of Representatives

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a person who comes to live permanently in a foreign country

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a stretch of land with regard to its physical feaatures

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plant life

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the surface features of a place or region

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good at finding solutions to problems

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