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Jamestown and Plymouth Vocabulary Use your own piece of paper to complete this vocab assignment.

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Jamestown and Plymouth Vocabulary

Use your own piece of paper to complete this vocab assignment.

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Colony

• A place where settlers live but are controlled by another nation.

• Un lugar donde los colonos viven, pero están controladas por otra nación.

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Virginia

• First English colony in America.

• Today it is a state• Primera colonia de

Inglés en Estados Unidos. Hoy en día es un estado

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Jamestown

• The first permanent English settlement in Virginia

• El primer asentamiento permanente de Inglés en Virginia

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Representative Government

• System of government where people are chosen to make laws for the people.

• Sistema de gobierno donde la gente se eligen para hacer leyes para el pueblo.

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Magna Carta

• “Great Charter” • The English king agreed that

he had to give the people rights and power

• Created Parliament.• "Gran Carta" El rey Inglés de

acuerdo en que tenía que dar los derechos de las personas y el poder de creación del Parlamento

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Parliament

• English representative legislature created by the Magna Carta.

• Became the model for the colonial governments.

• Inglés representante legislativo creado por la Carta Magna. Se convirtió en el modelo de los gobiernos coloniales.

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Burgess

• A representative in Jamestown (Colonial Virginia) who voted on laws.

• Un representante de Jamestown (Virginia colonial) que votaron en las leyes.

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Virginia House of Burgesses

• The first representative government the English colonies.

• El primer gobierno representativo de las colonias Inglés.

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Protestant Reformation

• The break up of the Catholic Church that led to many Christian religions, rivalries, war, and new colonies.

• El desmembramiento de la Iglesia Católica que llevó a muchas religiones cristianas, las rivalidades, la guerra y las nuevas colonias.

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Pilgrims

• Puritan (Protestant) settlers who left England to form a colony based on their religion.

• They wanted to separate from England.

• Los colonos puritanos que salió de Inglaterra para formar una colonia sobre la base de su religión. Ellos querían separarse de Inglaterra

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Established Church

• The legal and official church of a country.

• The Church of England was the established church of England.

• El funcionario de la iglesia legalmente de un país. La Iglesia de Inglaterra era la Iglesia establecida de Inglaterra.

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Persecution (persecuted)• To be mistreated or treated unfairly because of your

beliefs• The Pilgrims were persecuted for their religious beliefs.• Para ser maltratado o tratado injustamente debido a sus

creencias de los peregrinos fueron perseguidos por sus creencias religiosas.

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Separatists • People who want to separate or break away from something.

• The Pilgrims were separatists because they did not want to be connected to the Church of England

• La gente que desea separar o romper algo. Los peregrinos eran separatistas porque no quieres estar vinculado a la Iglesia de Inglaterra

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Mayflower Compact

• Agreement the pilgrims made before they left their boat to have a government and follow rules.

• Acuerdo de los peregrinos hizo antes de abandonar el barco para tener un gobierno y seguir las reglas.

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Plymouth

• The second permanent English settlement started by the Pilgrims

• La segunda solución de Inglés permanente iniciadas por los peregrinos

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Thanksgiving• Celebration at the end of the

harvest where the Pilgrims thanked god for their survival.

• Today it is a national holiday. • Celebración en la final de la

cosecha, donde los peregrinos gracias a Dios por su supervivencia. Hoy es un día de fiesta nacional.

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Precedent• An example for others to follow in the future.• The Mayflower Compact and the House of

Burgesses set important precedents!• Un ejemplo a seguir por otros en el futuro. El Pacto

del Mayflower y la Cámara de Burgueses sentar precedentes importantes!