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| a settlement ruled by a distant country |
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| a person sent by the King to rule in his place |
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| children of Native Americans and Spanish people |
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| were huge land areas owned by the Spanish colonist |
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| church settlements all over New Mexico |
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| an official document that gave the company the right to settle in North America |
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| in, or gave money to, the company |
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| or part of the company, in return |
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| people who worked for a number of years in return for the trip to America, and food,clothing and shelter once they arrived |
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| wanted to "purify" the church |
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| wanted to separate from the Church of England |
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| people who travel to a holy place |
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| is someone who travels to do religious work |
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| an animals skin whit hair or fur still on it |
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| were wealthy men who could afford to bring people and to settle the land |
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| could not practice thier religion or else they would die |
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