a system of basic rules and principles by which a government is organized

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a form of government in which citizens hold power

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a government in which all power is held by a single person or a small group

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a form of government in which the state is ruled by a monarch

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a system in which a central government makes all laws for the entire country

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a system in which power is divided among central, regional, and local governments

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a legal process by which immigrants become citizens

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activities having to do with one's society and community

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a legal member of a country

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the process of a society becoming more democratic

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a line marked off with a series of events and dates

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the time before invented writing

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a list of events in the order in which they occurred

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a length of time singled out because of a specific event or development that happened during that time, also known as an era or epoch

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information that comes directly from a person who experienced an event

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an object or weapon made by a human being, such as a tool or a weapon

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information about an event that does not come from a person who experienced that event

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the scientific study of ancient cultures through the examination of artifacts and other evidence

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the study of humankind in all aspects, especially development and culture

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portable, cone-shaped home made by American Indians who lived on the Plains

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domed house made from blocks of snow by American Indians who lived in the Arctic

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feasting and gift-giving ceremony in northwestern American Indian culture

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a home made by northeastern American Indians formed by bending the trunks of young trees and tying them together to make a round frame covered with bark or reed mats

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a rectangular type of home built by northeastern American Indians made from wood and bark or mats made of reeds

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an object made by a human being, such as a tool or a weapon

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a long period of extremely dry weather

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iroquois clan leader

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political alliance of the five groups known as the five nations in the late 1500s

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trade route believed to exist connecting Europe and Asia by sea through the Arctic Archipelago and around the northern coast of North America

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english protestant who rejected the Church of England

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colonial trade routes connecting Europe, its colonies, the West Indies, and Africa in which goods were exchanged for enslaved Africans


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the leg of the triangular trade route on which enslaved Africans were transported from Africa to the Americas

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revolt, especially of soldiers or sailors against their officers

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