| A | B |
| Triangular Trade | The flow of molasses,rum,iron goods, and slaves from West Indies,America, and Africa |
| Middle Passage | The inhumane transport of slaves from Africa to the New World |
| Middle Colonies | PA,NY,NJ,DEL |
| Slave Codes | Laws designed to restrict rights and movement of slaves |
| Tidewater | Region of flat,low-lying plains along SE seacost |
| Exports | Goods shipped to another country |
| English Bill of Rights | Guarantee basic rights to all citizens |
| Magna Carta | Set up limited government,protect against unjust punishment |
| Voters | White men who owned property |
| John Zenger | His trial established freedom of the press to print the truth |
| New England jobs | Making guns,furniture,shoes,grain,lumber,clothes,candles,soap |
| Great Awakening | A religious revival |
| Albany Plan | Ben Franklin's plan for one government to have power to collect taxes,raise troops,and regulate trade |
| Quebec | A decisive battle won by British over French in French and Indian War |
| French losses at end of war | Canada and lands E. of Miss. R to Britain-lands W. of Miss. R. to Spain |
| Spanish losses at end of war | Florida to Britain |
| Treaty of Paris of 1763 | Ended French and Indian War with Britain beating France and Spain |
| Proclamation of 1763 | Said no colonist allowed to go west of Appalachian Mts.-people angry about this |
| Pontiac's War | 1765-British defeated Pontiac,treaty signed in 1766 |
| Southern colonies | MD,VA,NC,SC,GA |
| Smuggling | Sneaky,illegal trading with other nations |
| Mercantilism | As a nation's trade grows, its gold reserves increase and it becomes more powerful |