A large area of land that is under the control of a particular ruler or government.

People who are among the first to explore or settle in a new area.

A flat-bottomed boat used for transporting goods on rivers and lakes.

A formal agreement between two or more parties, often used to end a conflict or establish peace.

A significant change or movement in a country’s government, often marked by a change in power.

A system of government in which the citizens exercise power directly or elect representatives to make decisions for them.

Settlers who came to live in a new land during the colonial period.

Buildings where large quantities of goods are stored before being distributed or sold.

An action taken to prevent goods or people from entering or leaving an area, often to restrict trade.

A disease commonly spread by mosquitoes, which causes fever and can be very serious.

A place where ships load and unload goods or passengers.

To strip the skin or fur from an animal, often for making clothing or goods.

A large political unit or territory controlled by a single authority, often composed of several regions or nations.

A strong public expression of protest or demand, often involving many people's voices.

To rise up against authority or an established government, often in a rebellious manner.

A group of people who share a common identity, often based on language, culture, or geography.

Faithful to a particular leader, cause, or country, showing strong support.

To impose a financial charge on someone, often collected by a government.

Showing a willingness to take risks or try new things, often in a brave way.