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        | The business of buying and selling slaves |  | 
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        | Three Branches of Government |  | Definition 
 
        | Executive, Legislative, Judicial |  | 
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        | A government run by people who live under it. |  | 
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        | Careful use of a natural resource, not wasting |  | 
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        | Things people need to survive |  | 
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        | Things people desire but don't need |  | 
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        | Not plentiful, very few, very few resources |  | 
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        | The customs, beliefs, and way of life of a group of people. |  | 
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        | Having different people from different backgrounds or cultures living and or working together. |  | 
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        | Different cultures come in contact and share goods and ideas |  | 
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        | Height of land above sea level |  | 
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        | A culture that has developed systems of government, religion and learning |  | 
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        | A group of people who share the same language, history, religion and customs |  | 
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        | the overthrow of a government by force |  | 
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        | the movement of people of into a new country to make a permanent home there; immigrants are the people that move into the new country |  | 
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        | all the surrounding things, conditions and influences affecting the development of living things |  | 
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        | something that covers or protects from weather danger or attack |  | 
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        | the weather patterns typical of an area over a long period of time |  | 
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        | any form of water...rain, hail or snow that falls from the sky to the earth |  | 
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        | line of longitude that is marked 0 deg. on a map of the world, divides the earth into eastern and western hemispheres |  | 
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        | the line of lattitude that is marked 0 degrees on a map of the world, divides the earth into the northern and southern hemisphere |  | 
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        | an elevated piece of land that is fairly flat |  | 
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        | narrow piece of land that connects two larger pieces of land |  | 
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        | a narrow body of water connecting two large bodies of water |  | 
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        | a piece of land that is surrounded by water on three sides...like Florida |  | 
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        | NOT VERY MUCH, VERY FEW, SPREAD OUT |  | 
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        | THICK, A GREAT DEAL, COMPACTED TOGETHER |  | 
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        | THE STUDY OF THE EARTH AND EVERYTHING ON IT |  | 
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        | THE PART OF SOCIAL STUDIES THAT HAS TO DO WITH HOW PEOPLE EARN A LIVING |  | 
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        | SOMETHING THAT IS USED TO MAKE OR CREATE SOMETHING ELSE |  | 
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        | MATERIALS THAT ARE FOUND IN NATURE SUCH AS MINERALS, WATER, LAND AND TIMBER (TREES) |  | 
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        | THE PART OF THE GOVERNMENT THAT ENFORCES AND CARRIES OUT THE LAWS |  | 
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        | THE PART OF THE GOVERNMENT THAT MAKES THE LAWS |  | 
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        | THE PART OF GOVERNMENT THAT DECIDES THE MEANING OF THE LAW OR IF SOMEONE BREAKS THE LAW; INTERPRETS THE LAWS |  | 
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        | THE HEAD OF THE EXECUTIVE BRANCH FOR THE FEDERAL (NATIONAL) GOVERNMENT |  | 
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        | THE HEAD OF THE JUDICIAL BRANCH OF THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT |  | 
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        | OUR COUNTRY'S PLAN OF GOVERNMENT...TELLS HOW OUR GOVERNMENT WORKS, TELLS WHAT THE GOVERNMENT CAN AND CANNOT DO |  | 
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        | THE HEAD OF THE LEGISLATIVE BRANCH OF THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT..HAS TWO PARTS...THE SENATE AND THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES |  | 
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        | the first part of the Constitution, tells why the constitution was written |  | 
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        | additions or changes to the Constitution |  | 
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        | a law passed by Great Brittain in 1765 that placed taxes on newspapers and pamphlets |  | 
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        | the event when the colonists dumped tea into the Boston Harbor to protect the British taxes on tea |  | 
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        | a war between Great Britain & France.  Both countries had help from Native Americans.  The British won and gained control of most of France's land in the New World. |  | 
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        | Declaration of Independence |  | Definition 
 
        | written by Thomas Jefferson in 1776 explaining why the 13 Colonies should be free from British rule. |  | 
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        | the war fought by the 13 American colonies to end British rule over them |  | 
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        | Battle of Lexington & Concord |  | Definition 
 
        | the first battle of the American Revolution |  | 
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        | Independence Day in the United States |  | 
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        | the first ten amendments to the Constitution guaranteeing individual rights |  | 
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        | Emancipation Proclamation |  | Definition 
 
        | the announcement by President Lincoln  in 1863 that all enslaved people living in the Confederate (southern) states were free |  | 
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        | a group of British people who sailed to America on the Mayflower so they could practice their religion freely |  | 
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        | written agreement signed by the Pilgrims on the Mayflower providing for a form of self-government under majority rule to be set up in the new world. |  | 
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        | the most widespread family of North American Indians |  | 
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        | a plitical union of six Native American groups |  | 
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        | a certain amount, kept within a certain amount |  | 
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        | without have a certain amount |  | 
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        | the chief of a tribe or conferderation |  | 
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        | group of people living together in the same place under the same laws |  | 
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        | the condition of depending on others |  | 
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        | the watering of dry land by means of canals, pipes or streams |  | 
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        | bringing goods (cars, clothes, computers...) that is brought into the country for sale or use.  buying products from another country |  | 
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        | any good that is sent out of a country for sale or use; to sell products to another country |  | 
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        | Period of time in history when many new machines were invented causing the change from an agricultural to an  industrial society   |  | 
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        | Manufacturing (making) products usually in factories |  | 
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        | Person who uses food, clothing or anything grown or made by producers |  | 
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        | Person that grows or manufactures things that are used by others |  | 
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        | was written in England in 1215 and provided the bases for guaranteeing the personal and political liberties for the people of England.  It placed the king under the rule of law |  | 
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        | an Italian navigator who sailed for Spain and is given credit for discovering America in 1492 |  | 
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        | Commander in Chief of the American Army during the Revolutionary War.  First President of the United States. |  | 
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        | the 16th President of the US and was president during the Civil War and gave 2 famous speeches...the Gettysburg Address and the Emancipation Proclamation |  | 
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        | American minister who led a non violent movement to end racial discrimination in the US   |  | 
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        | a war between the North (Union) and the South (Confederates) states from 1861-1865 |  | 
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        | a canal in NYS between Albany and Buffalo connecting Lake Erie and the Hudson River; was very important for trade expansion |  | 
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        | the physical characteristics of land   Examples:  mountain, plain, valley, plateau, hill, isthmus, delta |  | 
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        | the physical characteristics of water Example:  river, sea, ocean, lake, strait, waterfall, tributary |  | 
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        | a group of workers who join together to protect and promote their common interests by dealing as one with their employer |  | 
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        | a social habit or way of living of a group of people |  | 
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