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The fight for a continent
Life in the English Colonies
The struggle to found colonies
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Larger estates are called
Haciendas 
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A young person who learns a skill from a more experienced person is called an 
apprentice 
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First permanent English colony in North America, founded in 1607; located in eastern Virginia
Jamestown 
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Military forts are also called 
presidios
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A skilled worker such as a rope maker, blacksmith, or carpenter, who makes things by hand is called an 
artisan 
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Chief Powhatan's young daugther was
Pocahontas 
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Places were the French and Native Americans met to trade goods 
Trading posts 
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name given to the second leg of the triangular trade route
Middle Passage
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These individuals agreed to work for someone for a certain amount of time in exchange for the cost of the ocean voayge to North American 
Indentured Servants 
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River in the central United States, flowing from Minnesota to the Gulf of Mexico 
Mississippi River 


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A women who ran her own plantation who began managing plantations in South Carolina as a teenager
Eliza Lucas Pinckney 
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In honor of Henry Hudson this river was later named
The Hudson River 
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Washington and his soldiers built this meadow in what is now southerwestern Pennsylvania 
Fort Necessity 
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Capital and largest city of Massachussetts 
Boston 
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Unjust treatment because of their beliefs
Persecution