| Member of the Church of England who wanted to religious practices to be more "pure" |
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| An official paper in which certain rights are given by a government to a person or business |
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| Village green; parklike area shared by all villagers |
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| To become skilled in one kind of job |
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| Time and place where all town business could be attended to; all were welcome, but only property owners could vote |
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| Elected jobs for the community, such as drummer or constable |
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| Force someone to leave |
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| Agreement |
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| The use of speech or behavior that causes people to work against a government |
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| Meaning "basic" |
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| Land that lies beyond settled areas |
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| All the business that make one kind of product or provide one kind of service |
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| Goods leaving a country |
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| Goods brought into a country |
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| Routes that connected England, the English colonies in North America, and the west coast of Africa |
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| Products that were used to build and repair ships |
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