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sail completely around the world

circumnavigate 

100

owners of huge estates

patroons

100

nathaniel Bacon organized angry men and women and they raided a native american village and then they burned the capital of jamestown

Bacon's rebellion 

100

economic theory that a nation became strong keeping strict control over trade

Mercantilism 

100

publishing a statement that may unjustly damage a person's reputation

Libel

200

native americans introduced europeans to valuable ___ ___

food crops

200

the king gave land to one or more people in return for a yearly payment

proprietary colony

200

religious freedom for all christians

Act of tolerance 

200

goods sent to markets outside a country

Exports

200

top of society. wealthy planters, merchants, ministers and successful lawyers.

Gentry

300

the viking left behind the most detailed  ___ of their voyages

record

300

a colony under the direct control of the english crown

royal colony

300

people who owed money and could not pay it back

debtors

300

the english parliament passed a series of acts to ensure that only England benefited from colonial trade.

Navigation Acts

300

Great Awakening 

huge religious movement of the 1730's-1740's

400

ferdinand ___ left spain in 1519. in 1522 only one ship and 18 sailors returned to spain.

Maggellan 

400

one of the most hated and despised religious groups in england

Quakers

400

treated enslaved africans not as human but as property

slave codes

400

group of people who have the power to make laws

Legislature 

400

supported by taxes so, rich and poor kids could get an education 

Public schools

500

the three ships were the ___ ___, ___ and the ___

sante maria, nina, and pinta

500

crops that are sold for money at the market

cash crops

500

usually slaves were people captured in ___ and were treated as servants

war

500

the three legs of the route formed a triangle

triangular trade

500

run by women in their own homes. other girls learned skills from their mothers.

Dame schools

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