producing just enough to meet immediate needs

a crop that can be sold easily in markets.

variety, such as of ethinc or national groups.

trade route between three destinations, such as Britian, West Africa and the West Indes

rules following on the behavoir and punishment of enslaved people.

representative government

a system by which people elect delegates to make laws and conduct government.

to set aside or temporally stop operation of something

an economic theory whose goal is building a states wealth and power by increasing exporys and accumulating precious metals in return

to bring in from foreign markets.

the permeant movement of people into one country from other nations

an illness that affects large numbers of people

a young person who learns a trade from a skilled craftsperson

to change in response to a new set of conditions

a special stress or indatcation of importance.

the democratic ideas, practices, and values that are the heart of citiztionship in a free society

a militray force made up of ordinary citizens.

a group of native American nations in eastern north America join together under one general government.

to change religious beliefs of someone

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Question	Answer
subsistence farming	producing just enough to meet immediate needs
cash crop	a crop that can be sold easily in markets.
diversity	variety, such as of ethinc or national groups.
principal	most important
rely	to depend upon
triangular trade	trade route between three destinations, such as Britian, West Africa and the West Indes
slave code	rules following on the behavoir and punishment of enslaved people.
representative government	a system by which people elect delegates to make laws and conduct government.
suspend	to set aside or temporally stop operation of something
impose	to force others.
mercantilism	an economic theory whose goal is building a states wealth and power by increasing exporys and accumulating precious metals in return
export	to sell abroad
import	to bring in from foreign markets.
immigration	the permeant movement of people into one country from other nations
epidemic	an illness that affects large numbers of people
apprentice	a young person who learns a trade from a skilled craftsperson
adapt	to change in response to a new set of conditions
emphasis	a special stress or indatcation of importance.
civic virtue	the democratic ideas, practices, and values that are the heart of citiztionship in a free society
militia	a militray force made up of ordinary citizens.
Iroquois confederacy	a group of native American nations in eastern north America join together under one general government.
alliance	partnership
convert	to change religious beliefs of someone
neutral	taking no side
allay	to reduce in strength
victual	food

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