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S.R.I Chapter 5

TermDefinition
apprentice: a person who lives with a master craftsman to learn a trade.
boycott the act of refusing to buy something in order to make a point
coerce to froce
Cultural history The history of peoples daily lives in the best.
deport To frocibly remove.
economy The way people use their resources to make, sell, buy and use goods and services.
epidemic an outbreak of a contagious disease that spreads rapidly and wildly.
Ethnic history the history of many different people who lived in a certain place.
evict to force someone out.
petroglyph picture engravings in stone.
Historical fiction a made up story based on real past events.
Indentured servant a person whose passage to America was paid in return for several years of labor.
parliament The legislative body of England.
passage In colonial times, the price of traveling to America.
Political history The history of how people set up their governments and passed laws for their community's.
province A territory that is part of another nation or colony.
repeal To cancel by official authority.
tenant A farmer who grew crops on land he rented from wealthy homeowners.
unalienable unable to be taken away.
warrant An official document that grants permission for a place to be searched.
Writs of Assistance Documents that gave government officials the right to search any house or business without a warrant.
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