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a country or area under the full or partial political control of another country, typically one that is far away, and occupied by settlers from that country
a colony
different and varied
diverse
a person that helps women give birth to babies.
a midwife
a person that owned and ran a tavern, which was a place where people could eat, drink, and socialize.
a tavern keeper
a person that takes care of a home and family. This often includes cooking, cleaning, and raising children.
a housewife
a person who knows the law and helps people with legal problems.
lawyer
a person that grows crops and raises animals for food.
a farmer
a person who made and repaired shoes.
a cobbler
a person who made things out of metal. They heated metal in a fire and then shaped it into tools, horseshoes, and other items using a hammer.
a blacksmith
an old-timey pharmacist. They mixed medicines and sold them to people who were sick.
aphotecary
a person who is bound to work without pay in the service of another for a specified length of time, esp. in exchange for the cost of travel, food, and lodging
indentured servant
a person skilled in making things, especially by using their hands
skilled artisan
a person who buys and sells goods especially on a large scale, with other colonies or foreign countries
merchant
a person who has been convinced to change to a different belief, such as another religion
to convert
a person whose work is keeping good relations between the governments of different countries
diplomat
something paid or demanded for the freedom of a captured person
ransom
a description of history written later, that relies on primary sources for evidence Encyclopedias, articles, textbooks and documentary films are examples of secondary sources.
secondary source
evidence of any kind that comes from the time being studied Some of these are first-hand accounts or descriptions written down by people who were there. They can also be paintings, artifacts, historic buildings and more.
primary source
A large unit of land or water containing its own special mix of species and environmental conditions
ecological region
Produced, growing, living, or occurring natively or naturally in a particular region or environment When capitalized, it means the first people who originally lived in a particular place.
indigenous & Indigenous
An object that is made or changed by a person, especially one that is of historical interest
artifact
The substance or stuff from which something is made or could be made Examples: wood or metal
Material
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