13 Colonies Vocab

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A plant grown for sale, not for the farmer's use.

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cash crop

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A person under contract to work for another for a time, usually unpaid, in exchange for freedom.

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indentured servant

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Trade routes among Africa, the Americas, and Europe carrying cash crops, goods, and enslaved people.

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Triangular Trade

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Mayflower Compact

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An agreement to form a government

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Protestants opposing war, believing in equality.

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Quakers

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Economic policy where colonies provide raw materials to enrich the "mother" country.

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Mercantilism

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Farming where most produce is for the farmer's family, with little for sale.

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Subsistence Farming

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Pilgrims differed from Puritans by wanting to completely separate from the Church of England.

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Wanted to completely separate from the Church of England.

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Religious group that sought to purify the Church of England?

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Puritans