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Vocab 2

TermDefinition
Colonization When one nation sends people to a place to establish their own permanet settlements, often using force, to gain wealth and power
Colonial Relating to or having the status of a colony
Colonist A person who voluntarily settles in a colony
Colony An area that is controlled by a foreign country that is often faraway
Indigenous Coming from a particular place and having lived there for a long time before other people came there
Slavery A system of forced labor for the social, political and economic gain of the enslaver that deprived enslaved people of the rights to their labor, their families, and their persons
Enslaved Person A person who is made the property of another, is forced to work, and does not have freedom.
Ensl;aver A person who enslaves another person and owns them as property
Race A social construct used to categorize people in groups based on traits like skin color, physical features, or the identity of their ancestors
Resistance An act or effort to fight against something or someone or a refusal to accept something
Chattel slavery A form of slavery that allowed people to be owned as property that could be bought, sold, given, and inherited
Agency The ability to act and exert power over ones own life
Human dignity The right of all people to be self-determining, valued, and respected because they are human
Freedom The state of being free, not being imprisoned or enslaved; the power to do what you want
Confederacy An organization consisting of countries,states, tribes, or groups that have joined together to help each other
Treaty An official agreement made between sovereign nations
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