| A | B | 
| survive | VERB - stay alive; live through a difficult situation | 
| similar | ADJ - the same or almost the same | 
| knowledge | NOUN - information that you know | 
| environment | NOUN - the land, water, air that people, animals and plants live in | 
| proud | ADJECTIVE - pleased; happy; satisfied with an achievement | 
| share | VERB - let other people have or use something that is yours | 
| colony | NOUN - a country or area that is governed by another country | 
| eventually | ADVERB - after a long time | 
| force | VERB - make someone do something they don't want to do | 
| improve | VERB - to get better | 
| tribe | a group of families who share culture and traditions | 
| available | able to be used; in good supply | 
| adapt to | change; live differently than before | 
| tool | an instrument or utensil used for work | 
| skill | ability; talent | 
| natural resources | materials found in nature that humans can use, such as minerals, oil, fresh water, trees, fish, etc. | 
| hunting | catching and killing animals for food | 
| continent | one of the 7 main areas of land on the earth | 
| area | place | 
| Native Americans | the first people to live in what's now the United States, also called "Indians" | 
| form | make; develop | 
| to plant | put seeds in the ground to grow plants | 
| religious | spiritual; related to beliefs in god | 
| respect | admire; be careful not to do something bad | 
| nature | the world; the environment | 
| take care of | care for; do things to keep something/someone healthy | 
| stones | rocks | 
| Pilgrims | some of the first Europeans to live in what's now the U.S. | 
| stories | tales; descriptions of events | 
| history | the things that happened in the past; past events | 
| generation | all the people of about the same age | 
| culture | the beliefs, ideas, art, traditions of a group of people | 
| treasure | gold, silver, jewels or other valuable items | 
| the fields | areas of land where farmers grow food | 
| crop | a plant that people grow to use for food | 
| trip | a time when you go from one place to another | 
| pray | speak with god to say thanks or ask for help | 
| ship | a large boat | 
| unfamiliar | not known to you; strange | 
| simply | only | 
| be located | to be in a place | 
| support yourself | have enough money and food to live | 
| tobacco | a plant used to make cigarettes,   | 
| Colonists | Europeans who came to live in North American colonies | 
| sail | travel on a sailboat or ship | 
| celebration | a party or special occasion | 
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| tepee |   |