| A | B |
|---|
| a place that is settled adistance from the country that governs it | colony |
| The first permament English settlement in America, founded in 1607 | Jamestown |
| a person who sells his/her services for a certain period of time in exchange for free passage to the New World | indentured servant |
| the right to make your own laws | self-government |
| a person who is elected to decide matters for others | representative |
| The representative assembly who makes laws (in Virginia) | House of Burgesses |
| a person who travels to another place for religious reasons | pilgrim |
| an agreement signed by the pilgrims where everyone agreed to make laws and to obey those laws for the good of the colony | Mayflower Compact |
| town in Massachusetts. The site of the 1st permament European settlement | Plymouth |
| land in the center of most colonial New England towns 9bleonged to everyone | common |
| a meeting of everyone who owned land in a town to discuss town matters | town meeting |
| rule, or government by the people | democracy |
| a person learning a trade or craft from a master craft worker | apprentice |
| the study of the Earth | geography |
| weather patterns of a specific area over a long period of time | climate |
| business or manufacturing (such as clothing___) | industry |
| things that are made or produced (such as shoes from a shoe factory, etc.) | products |
| a person who wanted to keep the church pure | Puritan |
| the trading of goods | barter |
| a plant from which blue dye is made | indigo |
| something, usually money, that is owed to someone | debts |
| the last of the 13 colonies to be settled | Georgia |
| a large farm on which one main crop is grown | plantation |
| a person wh is owned by another person | slave |
| trade routes between the colonies, Europe and Africa that formed a triangle | triangular trade |
