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| trading...nations could earn weealth |
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| risk money in hopes of earning a profit |
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| a system in which people, rather than governments, own property, make goods |
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| a system in which power is restricted by the people |
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| a system in which power is restricted by the people |
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| monarchy ruled by an elected assembly and limited by law |
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| monarchs exercised absolute total control |
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| different from the age of faith----a period in the middle ages and after when most europeans placed their faith in religions |
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| social contracts - agreement between citizens and ruler |
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| division of power of the branches of government |
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| plan of government, basically sets the terms of that gov. |
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| introduction stating the purpose to be served by gov. |
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| an imaginary line running down the middle of the Atlantic from the North Pole to the South Pole |
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| uses a magnetized needle to determine direction |
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| ancient greek may have invented |
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| portugesse ship builders designed |
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| large estates products-one or two products grown for profit |
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| written agreement promising rights and freedoms enjoyed in englad |
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| the large agricultural estates that produced cash crops |
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| enslaved africans become parts of what was called... |
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| movement of goods, people ideas across atlantic |
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| policy of turning inwards from the world |
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| the middle parts of the triangular trade-crammed people below decks |
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