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GSH SS CH 6

GSH 5th Social Studies CH 6

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Proprietor Person who ownded and controlled all of the land in the colony.
Representative Someone who is chosen to speak and act for others.
Treaty Official agreement between nations or groups.
Ben Franklin Famous person from Philadelphia.
William Penn Person who started Pennslylvania
Apprentice Someone who studies with a master to learn a skill.
Plantation Large farm on which crops are raised. Often using slaves.
Legislature Group of people with the power to make and change laws.
Indigo A plant that can make a dark blue dye.
Tobacco, Rice, Indigo Crops grown in the southern colonies.
Overseer Person who watches and directs the work of slaves.
Slavery Cruel process of forcing people to work for no money.
Self Government Type of government from the New England colonies
Roger Williams Person banished from Massachusetts to Rhode Island for his religious beliefs.
Triangular Trade Products traded between New England, England, and Africa.
Import A product brought into a country.
Middle Passage Part of a slaves life when they were transported from Africa to America or the West Indies.
Fishing and Whaling Major source of income for the New England colonies.
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