| A | B |
|---|
| vast | very great in extent, size, or amount |
| tremendous | astonishing because of great size, excellence, or power |
| forced | to make someone do something; to get or make by using force |
| citizens | people who lives in a city, town, state or country |
| plains | an area of level or rolling treeless country |
| devastated | to reduce to ruin; lay waste |
| expedition | a journey or trip undertaken for a specific purpose |
| communities | a group of people with common interests especially when living together |
| opportunities | favorable combinations of circumstances, time, and place |
| resign | to give up an office or position; quit; to yield to without resistance |
| unsettled | not lived in by settlers |
| settlers | people who settle in a new region |
| government | the institutions, laws, and customs through which a group is governed |
| population | number of people living in an area |
| territory | a geographic area belonging to or under the control of a government |
| wages | payment for work or services |
