SS Week 10: Consequences of Contact

2. To take control of land or people by force.
3. The soft hair of animals, used for clothing.
6. Results or outcomes of an action, often long-lasting.
8. The original people living in the Americas before Europeans arrived.
13. Competition between groups trying to be more powerful.
14. The act of giving something and receiving something else in return.
15. A region of islands between North and South America.
16. A pirate who has government permission to attack enemy ships and sell goods legally.
17. Goods carried on a ship.
18. (maize)A grain plant from the Americas used for food and animal feed.
19. A license given by a government allowing someone to attack enemy ships.
21. A Spanish sport involving fighting bulls.
22. A path or course used by ships or merchants to move goods.
24. A crop from the Americas that grows underground and is high in calories.
25. Tools and inventions people use to solve problems or improve life.
26. The lands where a group of people have lived for a long time.
28. The way a country uses money and resources to make and trade goods.
29. A person or ship that trades goods for money.

1. Expensive items that only rich people can usually buy.
4. Someone who attacks and robs ships at sea.
5. Valuable things like land, crops, animals, or minerals.
7. How much of a product is available for people to buy.
9. A tall plant that grows in hot climates and is used to make sugar.
10. A king or queen.
11. The power to change or affect people, places, or events.
12. How much people want to buy something.
13. Beliefs about God or gods and the practices connected to them.
15. When two groups of people meet.
17. The movement of plants, animals, people, and ideas between the Americas and Europe after Columbus.
20. Freedoms or powers that people are allowed to have.
23. A plant whose leaves were dried and smoked, traded as a valuable crop.
27. Official permission to do something.