liquid that circulates through a plant carrying water and food
sap
material that was never alive and is found in the earth
mineral
part of a sea or lake that cuts into a coastline
bay
deep, narrow valley, usually with a stream or river
gorge
festival of native Americans
powwow
settlement of people who come from one country to live in another
colony
person who is owned as property by another person
slave
huge sheet of ice that covers land
glacier
power that is produced by capturing the energy of following water
hydropower
place where stone is dug, cut, or blasted out for use in building
quarry
working together to get things done
cooperation
area of soft, wet, spongy ground
bog
a fight to overthrow the government
revolution
place where grapevines are planted
vineyard
the buying and selling of goods between places
commerce
chief of a Narragansett territory
sachem
item that is brought from abroad to be offered for sale
import
piece of land almost surrounded by water, or extending far out into the water
peninsula
narrow opening in a coastline
inlet
an area of land set aside for Native Americans
reservation
electricity produced by water
hydroelectricity
a meeting held for a special purpose
convention
tower with bright lights that shine out over the water to guide ships
lighthouse