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4 th Social Studies Ch. 5 Vocabulary Mrs. Thornburg’s version

Vocabulary Terms 4 th Grade Social Studies Ch. 5 Growing SeasonTidewater Fall LineBackcountry Town MeetingImport DissenterBanish Middle PassageExport Self-GovernmentIndustry Slave Trade

What is another word for forcing someone to leave?

Banish

What do we call a person who does not agree with the beliefs of his or her leaders?

Dissenter

What do we call the voyage from Africa to the West Indies?

Middle Passage

What do we call the business of buying and selling human beings?

Slave Trade

What do we call the time of year when it is warm enough for plants to grow?

Growing Season

What do we call the area “in back of” where most colonists settled?

Backcountry

What do we call all the businesses that make one kind of product or provide one kind of service?

Industry

What do we call a government in which people make laws for themselves?

Self-Government

What do we call the water in the rivers and streams that rises and falls every day with the ocean’s tides?

Tidewater

What do we call a product sent to another country and sold?

Export

What do we call a gathering where colonists held elections and voted on the laws for their towns?

Town Meeting

What do we call a product that is brought into one country from another?

Import

What do we call it when rivers from higher land flow to lower lands and often form waterfalls?

Fall Line