Unit 1 Vocabulary Flashcards

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era

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historic period identified by some prominent figure or characteristic

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primary source

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original document, artifact, picture, journal, cartoon from the period in which an event occurred or a record from a person who participated in the event

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nation

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country with borders and an organized government which freely exercises authority within the border

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trade

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exchange of goods and services

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unlimited resources

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leaders rule without any restrictions such as a dictatorship, absolute monarchy, or totalitarian regime

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secondary source

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information that comes from a source such as a textbook, website, or encyclopedia

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social

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related to a group of people’s culture, religion, language, or lifestyle

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economic

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related to a money, taxes, work, making a living and production of goods and services

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political

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related to government, conflict, resolution, regions of land, and decision-making of countries

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region

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large area that has common features that set it apart from other areas

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citizen

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member of a country

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goods and services

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products made for sale/barter and actions people provide for others

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immigration patterns

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routes of human movement from one area/country into another

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bias

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slanted coverage or one-sided information about an event; prejudiced information

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migration patters

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routes of movement for animals or people across or within a given area

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cultural diffusion

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spread of ideas, technology, religion, language and other cultural practices over time and across an area or region

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historical context

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conditions or setting for an event or a primary source

18
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frame of reference

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perspective from which a person views historical or current issues and events

19
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limited government

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through laws, some control is placed on a country’s leadership, such as in a democracy

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culture

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way of life and the group that live and represent that way of life

21
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geographic culture

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way that the land, climate, and resources influence a historical or current event

22
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VA House of Burgesses

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first example of colonial representative government in what is now the United States

23
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Quakers

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group that settled in Pennsylvania and believed in total religious tolerance

24
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persecution

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mistreatment because of political or religious beliefs

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joint-stock company
people add their money together to invest in a business opportunity with the hopes that they can share in the profits if it is successful
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Mayflower Compact
first document for self-government in what is now the United States; agreed to by first permanent European settlers in Massachusetts
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indentured servants
one who agrees to work off a debt for a certain period of time in return for the payment of passage to the colonies
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Puritans
religious group that wanted to change the Church of England and settled in Massachusetts to set up a godly community
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plantation system
economic and social structure that dominated southern colonies and was based on slavery
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pilgrims
religious group that wanted to break away from the Church of England and settled in Massachusetts to seek religious freedom; also known as "Separatists"