someone elected to represent a division of the Virginia colony

the plant that became a major cash crop in the Virginia Colony

buying a good or service now and paying for it later

the right to publish what you want

an area of elevated land that is flat on top

money that has to be paid in order to vote

documents signed by the King of England that allowed settlement in North America

the Union Monitor

an American Indian festival that teaches the public about American Indian culture

someone who does not take sides during a conflict or war

sending something to another state or country to sell

producing crops and raising livestock

having to pay taxes without having a voice in the government

someone who works to end slavery

a policy to stop Virginia's schools from desegregating

material evidence that helps us learn about Virginia's native peoples

Great Britain's lawmaking body

Virginia's Eastern Shore

Virginia's governor heads this branch of the state government

an unfair difference in how people are treated

a mjor industry in Virginia that makes goods on a large scale

representatives who wrote the Constitution of the United States

the water in the Jamestown settlement

renting land by promising to pay the landowner with a share of the crops

the document that explains how the United States government works

being forced to work agains your will

a crop that is mainly grown to sell for money

moving from one place to live in another

a time of reguilding the United States after the Civil War

exchanging good or services without using money

Virginia's native peoples long ago made their homes from these

people of all races can equally use public facilities

Virginia's native peoples long ago made their homes from these.

something done in the hopes of making money

settling a place in your country's name (though people may already live there)

laws passed by southern states that legally established segregation

someone who supported independence from Great Britain

Union ships did this to southern ports during the Civil War

a period of difficult economic conditions worldwide that cost people jobs, homes, and businesses

someone who studies evidence left by people who lived long ago

this branch of Virginia's government decides if new laws agree with the state constitution

farming equipment that lets farmers grow wheat with fewer workers

soybeans, ships, milk, and trucks

this led many enslaved people to seek refuge with the Union Army

a change made to the United States Constitution

what patriots fought for during the Revolutionary War

the separation of people (usually based on race or religion)

a good or service you owe to someone

being able to get jobs and make money

these people paid for the settlement of Jamestown

this officially ended the Revolutionary war

a major Virginia industry in which people come to visit the state

Parliament and the colonists disagreed about this

Parliament and the colonists disagreed about this

a federal government program meant to help people during the Great Depression

some rich people in the Virginia colony (like merchants) lived here

Virginia's government

how goods and services are made, sold, and used in a certain place

animals raised or kept on a farm

a network of secret routes that enslaved African Americans used to escape to freedom

a federal government agency that helped people after the Civil War