7A ACEDEMIC VOCABULARY ~ UNIT 1 SHEET 1

ETYMOLOGY

• (noun) The study of the origin of words and the way in which their meanings have changed over time, space, and history.

• A stage of Atlantic slave trade in which millions of enslaved Africans were forcibly transported to Americas as part of the triangular trade.

• A superior moral quality or characteristics, often associated with religion and faith.

POWER

• Money, wealth can lead to domination and power. To have access to several resources. It is the search of a better life. Obtained through wealth, trade, but also theft, invasion, war, violence and enslavement of others.

• Having access to wealth and security; to have control, domination, including military domination, and the respect of others, and to be able to act as one wishes.

• Unlike a slave, an indentured servant is required to work a certain amount of time defined in a contact, and then is set free.

MIGRATION

• A written agreement signed by the pilgrims on their way to America that bound them together on arrival.

• A legal document giving certain rights or company.

• Human migration is the movement of people from one place to another with intentions of settling permamently or temporarily at a new location.

WEALTH

• Money, wealth can lead to domination and power. To have access to several resources. It is the search of a better life. Obtained through wealth, trade, but also theft, invasion, war, violence and enslavement of others.

• Original native inhabitants of a land, also known as native or aboriginal inhabitants, or first peoples. In the Americas, they are known as first native Americans, paleo. Americans, or paleo-indians.

• In this system of trade, Europeans traded manufactured goods for Africans that were captured, who were shipped across the Atlantic to become slaves in the Americas. The Europeans in turn were supplied with raw materials (sugar, tobacoo, etc) grown by slaves in the Americas.

RELIGION/MORALITY

• All peoples have their own religon, with their own god or gods. Each religon has its own rules about what we should do or not do - its own morality. Religon promises life after death, socvrits in life. Religious people often want to propagate their beliefs, spread them to others.

• The process or study of categorizing the past into blogs of time for the purpose of study or anabasis. This is usually bone in order to understand wrront and historical processes, and the cause that might have uncover those events.

• A legal document giving certain rights or company.

MIGRATION

• Human migration is the movement of people from one place to another with intentions of settling permanently or temporarily at a new location.

• A stage of Atlantic slave trade in which millions of enslaved Africans were forcibly transported to Americas as part of the triangular trade.

• To find a solution to a problem.

PERIODIZATION

• The process or study of categorizing the past into blogs of time for the purpose of study or anabasis. This is usually bone in order to understand wrront and historical processes, and the cause that might have uncover those events.

• Women had no legal identity when married and everything they did was under the authority of a husband, father or even brother.

• Regular or average person, not a noble or aristocrat.

INDIGENOUS

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