1. confederacy escarpment elevation anthropologist aquifer tributary
A scientist who studies the origin, movement, and way of life of humans
escarpment
elevation
Height of land above sea level
anthropologist
A steep cliff
aquifer
tributary
archeologist
A small river or stream that flows into a large river or stream
An underground water reservoir
A scientist who studies the material remains of past human life
A union of people or groups
artifact
An object made or altered by humans
To move from one place to another
forage
To make a search, especially for food or supplies
migrate
empire
colony
expedition
agriculture
A number of territories under one ruler
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A journey undertaken for a specific purpose
A group of people sent out by a state to a new territory
Cultivating soil, producing crops and raising livestock
Spend a little money to get more money back
A Spanish military outpost
economics
Production, distribution, and consumption of goods
Return on Investment
presidio
exploration
irrigation
mission
alliance

2. Bill of Rights militia Federalist Centralist constitution amendment
The act of going into or travelling over for purposes of discovery
Bill of Rights
Believes in sharing power between the states and national government
An agreement by two or more nations, people, or groups to work together
To supply with water by artificial means
A religious settlement
Civil Settlements
A village made up of people who were neither priests or soldiers
citizens acting as a military force
A group of
militia
Federalist
Centralist
constitution
amendment
Believes power should be concentrated in the national government
Describes the nature, function, and limits of government
Addition to a formal document such as a constitution
Series of laws in a constitution that protect individual rights
The chief officer of a government
executive
judiciary
Judicial branch of the government
legislature
Elected representatives who make laws
Federalism
Limited government
bicameral
Representative Government
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A constitution limits the actions of the government
The power of the government is held by the people and representatives are
elected by the
people
Power is divided betweennational and state governments
Composed of two houses
Principle of the Constitution in n which people elect their representatives
Separation of powers
Each of the three branches of government has its own responsibilities
Checks and Balances
Each branch of government holds some control over the other two branches
Republicanism
Individual rights
Popular sovereignty
Absolute
monarchy
Missionary

3. dictatorship Colonization Immigration
Basic liberties and rights of all
citizens
People are the source of the government’s power
The act of coming into a foreign country to live
One person has absolute power which is inherited
One sent to spread a religious faith amoung unbelievers
dictatorship
The act of establishing a distant territory belonging to or under the control of a nation
One person takes over and has absolute power
Colonization
Immigration
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