| A | B |
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| colonizing | to takeover another territory and establish a colony in; settle. |
| economic reasons | Europeans explored North America in pursuit of new trade routes to AsiaResources such as gold and silver and goods that had a market in Europe |
| inhabit | to live or dwell in a place |
| religious reasons | for Europeans coming to North America: escaping religious persecution, creating a religious utopia and converting American Indians to Christianity. |
| colonizing powers | British, French, Spanish, Swedes, and Dutch who competed to control settlement and colonization of North America. |
| rivalry | competition between two groups competing for the same goal |
| cash crops | farm crop raised to be sold for money. |
| cultural bias | interpreting and judging people and events by standards based one's own culture. |
| prejudice | an unfavorable opinion formed beforehand without knowledge, thought, or reason. |
| sterotype | form of prejudice that sees members of other groups of people as all the same. |
| economic | relating to the production, distribution, and the use of income, wealth, and goods for trade “buying and selling to survive” |
| political | relating to government (the relationship between people and government) “rules, laws and leadership” |
| social | Relating to the organization of society, especially relating to classes according to status “the way people live” |
