| A | B |
|---|
| apprentice | student of a master |
| portrait | picture of someone |
| silversmith | a person who makes spoons, bowls and other things out of silver |
| ambassador | a person who represents his/her country in a foreign country |
| landmark | something that shows a certain place |
| states' rights | states should have more power than the national government |
| abolish | to get rid of; to end |
| criticize | to find fault with; to speak against |
| surplus | extra; more than needed |
| population | the number of people in an area |
| Pinckney Treaty | agreement gave people in Kentucky free use of the Mississippi River, eventhough Spain controlled the river at that time |
| toll | a fee charged to use a road |
| barges | Large, flat platforms that floated down the river carrying tons of goods |
| Frankfort | Kentucky's capital |
| 1792 | year Kentucky became a state |
