M6,L2, History & Culture (vocab only)

large farm that grows mainly one crop

(vocab word)

• colony

• plantation

• pioneer

• estate

territory inhabited and controlled by people from a foreign land

(vocab word)

• colony

• plantation

• pioneer

• Boston

document spelling out the powers and function of the branches of the federal government

(vocab word)

• executive branch

• bilingual

• legislative branch

• U.S. Constitution

carries out and enforces laws

(vocab word)

• legislative branch

• executive branch

• judicial branch

• colony

responsible for making laws

(vocab word)

• legislative branch

• executive branch

• judicial branch

• colony

interprets the laws in court cases

(vocab word)

• legislative branch

• executive branch

• judicial branch

• colony

first settlers in the West

(vocab word)

• pioneers

• colony

• bilingual

• farmers

One of the major seaport in the British colonies during the mid-1700s

(vocab word)

• Pennsylvania

• New York

• Chesapeake Bay

• Hudson Bay

Another one of the major seaport in the British colonies during the mid-1700s

(vocab word)

• Boston

• New Hampshire

• Charleston

• Fort Lauderdale

people who speak two languages

(vocab word)

• pioneers

• Native Americans

• bilingual

• mestizo