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AH1 M2L1 Key Terms 3

American History 1 Module 2 Lesson 1 Key Terms 3

TermDefinition
Colonization Where one country controls another area mainly to make money. The area they take over is known as a colony.
Consent of the Governed The belief that every person should have a say in government.
Consequence A result or an effect of something that happened.
Culture How people act or behave in a certain area.
Economy How people buy and sell things to make money.
Equality The idea that all people should be treated the same.
Geography Describes the land and water that surrounds and area.
Government How rules are made and enforced.
Identity Who or what something is.
Mercantilism The idea that colonies should be used to make the mother country money and help it get more power.
Religious Freedom The belief that people should be able to practice whatever religion they choose.
Salutary Neglect England's decision to leave the colonies alone and let them make their own decisions and control their own economy.
Shared Values The experiences shared by the colonists such as religious freedom, education, property, consent of the governed, and equality
Slavery A system where people are treated like property to be bought and sold, and are forced to work against their will, totally under the control of someone else.
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