| A | B |
|---|
| Tributaries | Smaller rivers and streams |
| Foothills | Low hills at base of a mountain |
| Christopher Columbus | Crossed the Atlantic in the late 1400s |
| Martin B. Haim | Constructed the globe |
| Bering Strait | Separates Asia and North America |
| Maise | First corn |
| Culture | A way of life people follow |
| Artifacts | Items made by man kind |
| Cliff Dwellers | Peole who build houses in Cliff walls |
| Hiawatha | A Mohawk leader |
| Manors | Tiny independent kingdoms |
| Marco Polo | Eplorer of the late 12 and early 1300s |
| Conquistador | A Spanish term for conquerer |
| Nahuatl | Language of the Aztecs |
| Hernan Cortez | A Spanish conquerer |
| Montezuma | Empereor of the Aztecs |
| Plantations | Large farms |
| Indentured Servants | People who agreed to work for a number of years, and then let go. |
| John Rolfe | Husband of Pocahontas |
| Powhatan | Pocahontas's father |
| Export | To send stuff out of a country |
| Import | To bring things into a country |
| Patroon | Owner family in the Middle Colonies |
| Cash Crop | Food Crops grown to be sold |
| Gentry | Highest Social Class |
| Enlightenment | "Age of Reason" |
| Benjamin Franklin | A Philadelphia printer |
| John Locke | An English writer |
| Hessians | German Soldiers |
| Preamble | First Part of The Declaration |
| Ethan Allen | Leader of the "Green Mountain Boys" |
| Thomas Paine | Author of Common Sense |
