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Unit 1: USHistorySMS

TermDefinition
Apprentice Person who learns a trade or craft from a master.
Charter Official document that gives rights of settlement and government to an individual or group.
Dissenter Challenger to the standards of church or society.
Economy Financial system of a community under which people work and live.
House of Burgesses Early representative government in Virginia.
Indentured Servant Person who exchanges years of labor (4-7 yrs) for passage to the colonies.
Mercantilism Purpose of the colony is to benefit the mother country.
Middle Passage Voyage from Africa to the Colonies by enslaved people.
Navigation Acts Laws passed by Parliament in 1651 to support mercantilism.
Parliament Group of representative lawmakers in England.
Persecution Mistreatment of a person or group due to one's religion, race or political beliefs.
Pilgrims Separatists who settled in Plymouth.
Plantation A large, self-sufficient farm.
Puritan Group of religious believers who wanted to reform (purify) the Church of England
Religious Tolerance Acceptance of religions different than your own.
Self-Sufficient Able to provide everything one needs to survive.
Separatists Group of religious believers who wanted to break away from the Church of England.
Smuggling Act of illegally importing or exporting goods.
Town Meeting Meeting in colonial New England which settlers discussed and voted on issues; direct democracy.
Triangular Trade Colonial trade route between Africa, Europe and North America.
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