| A | B |
|---|
| Triangular Trade | trade between 3 continents, specifically: England, Africa, and America |
| Navigation Acts | trade rules created by England to make sure all trade was most beneficial for England |
| imports | goods brought in from other countries |
| merchant | a person that sells things |
| mercantilism | economic system that uses raw materials used to make manufactured goods that would be exported |
| Middle Passage | the journey from Africa to America that the slaves took |
| tariff | a tax on goods coming in from another country |
| Columbian Exchange | another name for triangular trade, it was named after Christopher Columbus |
| speculate | to purchase large tracts of land and then resell them in smaller parts for a profit |
| exports | goods sold to other countries |
| debt | plantations owners were always in a this |
| property | salves were considered this to the people that owned them |
