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to move and reposition from one place of origin
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a sun-dried brick of clay and straw
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native americans that built villages in forest clearings and built architecture with hunting and gathering
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cultural rebirth in Europe 14th to mid 17th century
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Portegese Prince that sent expeditions down Africa's West Coast
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soldiers and explorers of the spanish empire
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a man of mixed race; spanyard and american indian
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Italian Explorer who went across the ocean in search for for Indies trade route funded by Spain
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Newfoundland strip founded by Cabbot that claimed the North for england
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spanish consiquidator who won mexico for spain
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area in mexico made by aztecs
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transfer and trade of animals and goods, plants, and diseases to North America
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a military settlement in spain and spanish america
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Virginia company that was looking for riches
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Explorer that helped make peace with the indians
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representative body of america
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English Calvinists that rejected Catholocism
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allowed pilgrims to settle; the first official government of the Puritans
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Head of Pennsylvania that made diverse population and proprietary colony
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rebellion by Virginia against the rule of Gov. Berkeley in Jamestown
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people who had solve themselves to servitude in order to get to the New World
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middle leg of transatlantic triangle
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charter agreement
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agreed amendments set by England for personal liberties
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court order requiring that accused must be brought before the court
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colonial policy where England relaxed its enforcement for economic loyalty
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ultimate goal of country's self sufficiency
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movement in 1700s that enfluenced books and pamphlets
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religious revival in north american colonies
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crops that had significant value
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Legendary battle in civil war
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The official start of the Civil War
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President during the Civil War
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famous battle in the civil war
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Document conceived by Lincoln and government that allowed slaves more chance of freedom
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The official end to the civil war, where the south surrenders and the north wins and slavery is ended.
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Battle strategy used by the north to weaken the south by restricting them from all their ports and resources