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Chapter 4 Vocabulary

Chapter 4 Vocabulary*

TermDefinition
empire A conquered land of many places and people under one ruler.
expedition A journey made for a special reason.
slave A person who is owned by another person and made to do work for no play.
legend A story handed down over time.
mission A religious settlement.
missionary A person who teaches his or her religion to others.
vaquero A cowhand; a person who helps raise cattle.
presidio A fort built mostly of wood, stone, or adobe.
missionary A person who teaches his or her religion to others.
plaza A town square, sometimes in the center of the town.
vaquero A cowhand; a person who helps raise cattle.
presidio A fort built mostly of wood, stone, or adobe.
plaza A town square, sometimes in the center of the town.
mestizo A person whose ancestors were both Spanish and Native American.
self-sufficient Able to make or grow everything needed for survival.
resist To act against.
revolt A fight against people in charge.
heritage The culture of today that a person has gained from people of the past.
route A path of travel.
caravel A small, fast ship with special sails that enabled it to sail into the wind and travel in rough seas.
astrolabe A device once used by sailors to find out where they were by using the positions of the stars.
convert To change someone's beliefs to agree with yours.
colony A settlement that is ruled by another country.
conquistador A Spanish conqueror and treasure seeker.
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