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A member of self-appointed group of citizens who undertake law enforcement

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First body of government in South Carolina

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A group of 10 people elected by proprietors who ran the affairs

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When farmers grow enough food to feed themselves and their families

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A rebellion by residents who believed that they were being charged excessive fees

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A legislature with two houses, or chambers

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A colony rules by officials appointed by the mother country

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A colony where all land belonged to the ruler

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A plant that could be used as a dark blue dye

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A term used for rice in the Carolinas

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The policy of avoiding strict enforcement of parliamentary laws

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Goods being brought into the country

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A good that is being sent from the country

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Belief in benefits of profitable trading.

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A sum of money granted by the government to assist an industry

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To be released from slavery

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A language spoken by African American slaves in the south

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The part of the triangular trade where Africans were transported from Africa to the New World

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Laws that allowed a slave master to retrieve slaves from free states

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A slave rebellion in the colony of South Carolina