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Our Nation's History

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A story that teaches a lesson or helps explain something.   legend  
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a member of a group of people who have no settled home.   nomad  
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Straw or other dried plant material used as a cover for houses.   thatch  
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A term often used to describe Native Americans who share a language and customs.   tribe  
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To say that something belongs to you.   claim  
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A person who goes to find out about a place.   explorer  
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A village built by the first people to live in a new place   settlement  
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A person who starts something, such as a business or a settlement.   founder  
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A region that is ruled by another country.   colony  
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One of the first people to live in a new place.   settler  
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A person who lives in a colony.   colonist  
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A large farm where crops are grown.   plantation  
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Freedom from the control of another country.   independence  
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A fight for a change in government.   revolution  
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A natural or human feature that helps people find their way.   landmark  
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An increase in size, as of the growth of a nation.   expansion  
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The number of people living in an area of a certain size.   population density  
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A war in which two parts of one country fight each other.   civil war  
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