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| Colonialism | control by one power over a dependent area or people |
| Imperialism | The rapid spreading of empire |
| Market Economy | an economy in which the prices of goods vary according to the supply and demand of the goods |
| Fixed Economy | an economy that is controlled by a government, for example, by setting prices and rules |
| Proprietary Colony | a colony established for the purpose of making a profit, often by a company |
| Persecution | the oppression of a group of people because of their religious beliefs, ethnicity, sexual orientation, or other characteristicts |
| Religious Colony | a colony established by people seeing the freedom to practise their religion |
| Plantation | a large parm that required a large resident workforce |
| Cash Crop | a crop grown in bulk for sale in distant markets |
| Inter-colonial trade | exchange of goods/services between colonies |
| Duty | an import tax |
| Prejudice | unreasonable hostile feeling toward an ethnic group |
| Triangular Trade | trade between three ports or regions |
| Militia | a body of civilian soldiers called out for service only during emergencies |
| Siege | to surround and attack a fortified enemy, preventing food and other supplies from entering |
| Expulsion | the forced removal of a whole people from their homeland |
| Sniper | a sharpshooter who attacks from a distance |
| bayonet | a sword-like blade that can be fixed to the end of a musket for use in hand-to-hand fighting |
| garrison | a force of soldiers protecting a town or fortress |
