Ch9 Life Colonies
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autobiography | the story of a person's life
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slave trade | the business of buying and selling people for profit
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Olaudah Equiano | wrote an autobiography of his life as a slave
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Jane Hoskens | a slave in Philadelphia who was treated well. She wrote an autobiography
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export | to send goods to other countries to sell or trade
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import | to bring goods from another country for sale or trade
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agriculture | farming and raising crops to sell or trade
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free enterprise | people can decide what to make, how much to charge and how much to produce
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industry | all the businesses that make one kind of product or one service Ex. whaling
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triangular trade | the trade route between Africa, West Indies, North America and Europe
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Middle Passage | the route between Africa and the West Indies and N. America where slaves were transported
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plantation | large farms that grew one crop for profit
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slave codes | rules that took away rights from slaves
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overseer | the boss on the plantation
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John Woolman | a Quaker who wrote about slaves and equal rights
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Robert Carter III | he said that slavery was against the true principles of religion and justice
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frontier | unsettled land in the interior of N. America
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alamanac | reference book that gives info on stars and climate
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Philadelphia | largest city in the 13 colonies, Ben Franklin lived there
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backcountry | unsettled land west of the Appachians
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Shenandoah Valley | trail first used by Native Americans and later early settlers
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Benjamin Franklin | one of the founding fathers he was an author an inventor and a sciencetest who discovered lightning was electricity
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