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Immigration When people move from one country to live in another.
Migration When people move from one place and create a home in a new place.
Diverse Different,not the same.
Indentured Servant A person who works for a master for a period of time, they become free after the service is complete.
Plantation A very large farm who's workers are usually slaves.
Oppression Being mistreated because of your appearance or beliefs.
Mission a building where people work to spread their religion.
Missionaries People who travel to new areas to spread their religion.
Mercantilism An economic philosophy that a country should trade goods for gold.
Colonize To create new settlements in a different part of the world.
Tariff A tax on good imported from another country.
Boycott A peaceful protest where people refuse to buy goods from a certain source.
Militia A small army made up of ordinary citizens who fight in an emergency.
Repeal To take back or cancel a law.
Petition A formal written request for change signed by citizens.
Assembly An elected group of law makers.
Parliament The lawmaking body of England.
Treaty A formal agreement between countries.
Enlightenment 18th century philosophy that man should use science and reason to solve a problem.
Tyranny The unjust use of government.
Analyze To take or break apart to find thee reason something or someone works.
Primary Source A firsthand or eye witness account of an event.
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