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Colonial America Voc

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TermDefinition
Colony A settlement ruled by a distant country.
Settler A person who moves to a new place to live.
Pilgrim An English colonist who came to America for religious freedom.
Charter A document that gives permission to start a colony.
Indigenous Native to a specific place or region.
Governor A leader chosen to run a colony or territory.
Indentured Servant A worker who served for a set time in exchange for passage to America.
Constitution A plan that explains how a government is organized and run.
Indigenous Groups Native peoples who have lived in a region since before colonization.
New England Colonies The northern British colonies: Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, and Connecticut.
Middle Colonies The central British colonies: New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Delaware.
Southern Colonies The southern British colonies: Virginia, Maryland, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Georgia.
Puritan A religious group that wanted to simplify the Church of England’s practices.
Quaker A religious group that believed in peace and equality for all people.
Plantation A large farm that grew crops like tobacco or cotton, often using enslaved labor.
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