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| Quebec | Province in Canada extending from Hudson bay to Gaspe peninsula. Area is 595,388 square miles (1,542,056 square kilometers), population 7,546,131; City or port. |
| Tobacco | A moderate brown; any of a genus of chiefly American plants of the rigidshape family wotj viscid foilage. |
| HOuse of Burgesses | Virginia legislative formed in 1619. |
| Staple crops | A crop that is in constant demand. Ex. cotton, wheat or rice. |
| Rodger Williams and Anne Hutchinson | Both broke away from church, know for their religious rebellion. |
| Dutch | Artisan, hand carved trunk; person paying his or her own way; a language. |
| Quakers | A member of a potential group that emphasizes equality. They suffered persecution in England. |
| Middle Passage | One leg of the triangular trade; term also used to refer to the forced transport of slaves from Africa to the Americas. |
| First Great Awakening | A period of heightened religious activity in the British North American colonies in the 1730's and 1740's. |
| Trans Atlantic Trade | The trading of primarily African people to the colonies of teh New World that occured in and around the Atlantic ocean. |
| Proclamation of 1736 | Declared the boundaries of settlement for inhabitants of the 13 colonies to be Appa (After Great Britain won seven years war). |
| Sons of Liberty | A political group made up of American patriots that originated in teh pre-independent North American British colonies. |
| Jamestown | Located on Jamestown Island in Virginia coloy; was founded on May 14, 1607. It is the first permanent English Settlement in what is now the United States of America. |
| Powhatan | A Virginia Indian tribe; powerful group of tribes that they dominated. |
| PuritansO | People who favored teh purification of England's Anglican church. |
