Vocab Choice Board A3

2. the US was built into 13 of these until 1776.
8. to have a negative bank balance.
9. the English settlers that can to the US to colonize.
11. European countries left their colonies to govern themselves.
13. a long journey by boat across oceans or seas.
14. idea that colonies only exist for their mother country.
17. to respect religious beliefs and practices other than one's own.
18. a document stating a group's rights and duties.
19. a person who protested for a reforming of the church in the 16 and 17th centuries.
20. a large kingdom; is typically associated with Rome.

1. to gather groups of things or people for a specific reason.
2. crops sold to make a profit
3. the waters just before reaching land
4. to be discriminated against for one's religious beliefs and practices.
5. the leg of the slave trade in which enslaved African people were brought to the US.
6. the trade from European goods to Africa for slaves, slaves to the US colonies for resources, and resources to Europe for goods, and repeat.
7. to move into a new country.
10. also known as "Religious Society of Friends"
12. an uninhabited area that has been made into a community.
15. to change someone's religious practices or beliefs.
16. the trade of resources between the US colonies and England.