1. Daily Vocabulary Procedure
Use the model shown on your handout to complete daily vocabulary

2. Lets Practice
line of demarcation: imaginary line through the middle of the Atlantic Ocean from the North Pole to the South Pole dividing the Americas between the Spain and Portugal
strait: a narrow passageway connecting two large bodies of water
Circumnavigate: to sail around the world

3. Choose 3 of 4 ways to identify the vocabulary word:
Steps
Choose 3 of 4 ways to identify the vocabulary word:
Definition: In your own words
Facts or Characteristics: Make a bulleted list. Draw a picture that helps you understand the meaning of the “word”.
Examples: List at least 3.
Non-Examples: make a bulleted list about what the “work” is not about.

4. Once you have used all the graphic organizers on your handout, draw one for each vocabulary word in your spiral notebooks. You will do Daily Vocabulary after the Bellwork everyday.

5. Daily Vocabulary #2
pueblo: home or community of homes built by some Native Americans
culture: a way of life for a group of people who share similar beliefs and traditions
artifact: an object left behind by early people that represents their culture
adobe: a sun dried mud brick used to build the homes of some Native Americans

6. Daily Vocabulary #3
colony: a group of people who settle in a distant territory but remain with in control of their parent or mother country
privateering: when a privately owned ship is used as war service by a government
mercantilism: the theory that a nation’s power depends on its wealth

7. Daily Vocabulary #4
Columbian Exchange: exchange of goods, disease, ideas, and people between Europe and Americas
charter: a document that gives the holder the right to organize settlements in an area
Joint stock company: a company in which investors buy stock in the company for a share of its future profits
burgesses: elected representatives to an assembly

8. Daily Vocabulary #5 Constitution: a formal written plan of government
Puritan: Protestants who, during the 1600s, wanted to reform the Anglican Church
Separatist: Protestants who, during the 1600s, wanted to leave the Anglican Church in order to found their own church