| A | B |
|---|
| region | is an area that shares physical and human characteristics |
| proprietor | someone who owns land or property |
| diverse | showing great variety; people from many different countries and backgrounds |
| coordinate | To bring different things together; to place in proper order |
| barter | to trade one good or product for another |
| export | a product sold to another country; sent out → |
| import | a product bought from another country; brought in ← |
| raw materials | resources that can be made into other products |
| mercantilism | an economic idea popular in the 1600 & 1700s, which said that countries benefited from trade when they export more than they import |
| triangular trade | a pattern of trade that had three parts and linked the 13 colonies with Europe, Africa, and the West Indies |
| classes | society groups based on their wealth or importance |
| artisans | people who specialized in one type of work or trade |
| slavery | the act of buying and selling people as property |
| Middle Passage | the forced voyage of enslaved Africans on ships across the Atlantic Ocean from West Africa to the West Indies as part of the triangular trade route |
| uprisings | revolts |
| boundary | lines that divide an area |
| King Philip’s War | a war between the colonists and American Indians, led by Metacom, also known as King Philip |
| unify | to bring together |
| ally | a military partner |
| treaty | an agreement, usually between nations |
