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Vocabulary

peak The top of a mountain

canal a ditch dug across land that often connects two waterways

skyscraper a very tall building

Declaration of Independence document declaring the United States free from Great Britain

mill a factory in which people make products out of raw materials

American Revolution the war in which the American colonies won independence from Great Britain

lock a water elevator used to raise and lower boats

Mass production a way of making large quantities of products

United States Constitution the plan of government for the United States

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