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the trading of goods without the exchange of money bartering the trading of goods without the exchange of money

caravans files of vehicles or pack animals traveling together

entourage a group of followers

flourishing growing extremely well

goods items for sale

oasis a green spot in a desert, where water can be found

primary main; basic

vicinity the region within close range of a place

medieval the period in history from about A.D. 500 to A.D. 1450

floodplain flat land along a river made up of soil left by floods

ladened weighed down with heavy things

livestock animals raised and kept on a farm

endure to carry on despite hardships

compounds houses or other buildings, enclosed by a wall or fence

set aside for a particular purpose allocated set aside for a particular purpose http://eduplace.com/kids/hmr06/ewordgame/index.html?grade=6&theme=4&selection=3

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