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| A group of people who settle in a distant land but are still ruled by the government of their native land. |
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| The name for the Spanish explorers who claimed lands in the Americas for Spain. |
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| A town in Spanish colonies. |
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| A fort where soldiers lived in the Spanish colonies. |
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| A person from Spain who held a position of power in a Spanish colony. |
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| A person born in Spain's American colonies to Spanish parents. |
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| In Spain's American colonies, a person of mixed Spanish and Indian background. |
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| Land granted to Spanish settlers that included the right to demand labor or taxes from Native Americans. |
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| A large estate farmed by many workers. |
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| A water way through or around North America. |
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| An agreement between nations to aid and protect one another. |
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| A legal document giving certain rights to a person or company. |
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| A representative to the colonial Virginia government. |
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| In the 1600s, English settlers who sought religious freedom in the Americas. |
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