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s.s unit 3 quiz

TermDefinition
Magna Carta Document stating there were laws even kings had to obey.
Parliament **** Law making body of English Government
Zenger Trial Established the precedent of Freedom of the Press
Freedom of the Press** The right to print the truth.
The right to print the truth. Publishing false information that is damaging to a person’s reputation
Apprentice Someone who learns a trade by working for someone in that trade for a certain period of time.
Yeoman A farmer who grew only enough food for his family.
Town Meeting Event at which colonists discuss and vote on town issues.
Ethnic Community Settlers of the same nationality settled in a new town and kept their culture alive .
Melting Pot A mixture of many different nationalities.
Dame School Girls are taught by a woman in her home to learn homemaking skills
Plantation Large farms in the south that were self sufficient.
Self-Sufficient Producing all the food and goods needed to survive.
Cash Crop/Commercial Farming Making money from farming
Triangular Trade Trade route from Africa to West Indies to New England to England. (included Slaves, Molasses, Rum)
Middle Passage The journey Africans took across the Atlantic into slavery from Africa to America.
Tutor Boys in the South had a tutor to learn to read and write.
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