Unit 2 Topic 1 SS Vocabulary

What is the definition of indentured servitude?

• A person who agrees to work for a set period of time in exchange for payment of their travel expenses and passage to a new country.

• The practice of owning another person as property. Slaves are forced to work without pay and have no rights.

• A person who learns a trade or skill from a more experienced person. Apprentices typically work for free or for a very low wage.

• The practice of one country controlling another country or territory. Colonies are often exploited by the colonizing country for their resources.

In the context of the 17th century, what would be the most accurate definition of slavery?

• A person who agrees to work for a set period of time in exchange for payment of their travel expenses and passage to a new country, like indentured servants in colonial America.

• The practice of owning another person as property. Slaves are forced to work without pay and have no rights, as seen in the transatlantic slave trade.

• A person who learns a trade or skill from a more experienced person. Apprentices typically work for free or for a very low wage, as seen in the guild systems of medieval Europe.

• The practice of one country controlling another country or territory. Colonies are often exploited by the colonizing country for their resources, as seen in the British colonization of India.

John is starting a new job at a carpentry workshop. What does it mean for John to be an apprentice at this workshop?

• John has agreed to work for a set period of time in exchange for payment of his travel expenses and passage to a new country.

• John is owned by the workshop as property. He is forced to work without pay and has no rights.

• John is learning the trade of carpentry from a more experienced person at the workshop. He typically works for free or for a very low wage.

• John is part of a practice where the workshop is controlling another workshop or territory. The controlled workshop is often exploited by the controlling workshop for their resources.

Consider a hypothetical scenario where a powerful country X decides to take control of a smaller country Y for its rich natural resources. How would you define this action of country X?

• Country X is acting as a person who agrees to work for a set period of time in exchange for payment of their travel expenses and passage to a new country.

• Country X is practicing owning another country as property. Country Y is forced to work without pay and has no rights.

• Country X is acting as a person who learns a trade or skill from a more experienced person. Country Y is working for free or for a very low wage.

• Country X is practicing colonialism. Country Y is being exploited by the colonizing country for their resources.

What is the definition of Anglican?

• A member of the Church of England. The Church of England is the official church of England and is part of the Protestant Christian tradition.

• The practice of owning another person as property. Slaves are forced to work without pay and have no rights.

• A person who learns a trade or skill from a more experienced person. Apprentices typically work for free or for a very low wage.

• The practice of one country controlling another country or territory. Colonies are often exploited by the colonizing country for their resources.

A group of Christians who wanted to reform the Church of England. Puritans believed that the church was too corrupt and that it needed to be purified

• Catholics
• Protestants
• Puritans
• Anglicans

Goods or services that are sold to another country

• Export
• Import
• Domestic Trade
• Barter System

People who move to a new country to live permanently.

• Tourists
• Visitors
• Immigrants
• Nomads

A legislature that has two houses. The United States Congress is a bicameral legislature, with the House of Representatives and the Senate

• Unicameral
• Tricameral
• Bicameral
• Quadcameral

A group of people who worship together

• A team
• A congregation
• A crowd
• A group