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Chronolgy with definite dates.
Example: A timeline with dates. |
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| A list of events in order. Often times without dates. |
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A firsthand account, newspaper, or literary source from the actualt time period.
Ecample: An autobiography |
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A person's opinon of a firsthand account, event, or literary source.
Example: A biography. |
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| To search or hunt for something. |
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| To migrate and settle in a new place. |
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| Representative Government |
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| A government where representatives are elected by the people. |
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| A permission slip by royalty to settle a new colony. |
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| An economic term used when the mother colony benefits from its colonies' resources. |
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| To receive economic resources into a region or colony. |
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| To ship out economic resources to another region or colony. |
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| A type of trade that involved goods being exported from the colonies to England and England taking those goods to Africa for slaves that would go to the colonies and work. |
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| A paradigm crop that made a large amount of money not just for the colonies, but for England as well. |
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| A type of colony that was owned by an individual. |
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| A type of colony that was ruled primarily by the king himself. |
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A two house government.
Example: The Sentate and the House of Representatives are a form of this. |
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