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PIE Fifth Grade Social Studies: Colonists

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Vocabulary Term
Definition
broker   a person who paid to buy and sell things for someone else  
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presidio   a military fort built for the protection of settlers in the Spanish borderlands  
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militia   a town's voluntary army  
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indentured servant   a person who worked without pay to pay the cost of coming to the Americas  
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mission   a small community of Catholic religious workers in the Spanish colonies  
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auction   a place where slaves were bought and sold  
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debtor   a person who has been in prison for owing money  
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fall line   a place where the land drops sharply, causing rivers to form waterfalls  
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scarce   not plentiful  
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hacienda   a large estate  
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self-sufficient   self-supporting  
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royal colony   a colony ruled by a king or queen  
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portage   the carrying of canoes and supplies around waterfalls and rapids or overland between rivers  
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tributaries   branch rivers  
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proprietary colony   a colony that was owned and ruled by one person who was chosen by a king or queen  
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proprietor   a land owner  
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Puritans   a member of the Church of England who settled in North America to follow Christian beliefs in a more "pure" way  
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charter   a document giving a person or group official approval to take a certain action  
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Fundamental Orders   the first written system of government in North America; adopted in Connecticut  
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influence   the ability people or things have to affect other people or things  
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refuge   a safe place  
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immigrants   people who come to live in a country after leaving their home country  
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frontier   the land beyond the settlements  
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cash crop   a crop that people raise to sell to others rather than to use themselves  
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House of Burgesses   an assembly that met in the colony of Virginia to make laws  
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naval stores   products made from pine tar that were used in building and repairing ships  
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Indigo   a plant from which blue dye is made  
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debtors   people who had beein in prison for owing money  
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