a person skilled at a specialized trade or craft

forced to leave

a good that is used to make other goods and services

a crop grown for the purpose of selling it rather than consuming it.

a special quality or trait that makes a person or thing different from others.

an official document in which certain rights are given by a government to a person or business.

the long-term trends in weather elements and atmospheric conditions

to claim land for a nation by establishing a settlement

a form of government in which the people rule, either directly or through elected representatives.

beliefs that support democracy, such as freedom, justice, and equality.

having elements from many different peoples, places, or cultures all together.

an employer or employee who helps produce goods and services.

to put time or money into something in the hopes of earning a future benefit, usually more money.

a naturally-made item, such as a tree, mineral, or freshwater that people need

a large farm, usually in a warm climate, on which many workers, servants, or enslaved people live and work.

a law or rule that controls or supervises certain activities.

of or relating to the countryside and people who live there.

a Pilgrim who no longer belonged to the Church of England.

focusing on efficiently producing a limited number of goods and services.

a share in the ownership and profits of a company

a government run by religious leaders and religious laws

showing acceptance or understanding to people with different characteristics or beliefs

a member of a group of English Protestants of the late 16th and 17th centuries who regarded the Reformation of the Church of England under Elizabeth as incomplete and sought to simplify and regulate forms of worship.

a member of a Christian group called the Religious Society of Friends, who believe in the "inner light" of God within every person, spiritual equality, and peace (pacifism).