An ___ is a group that makes laws.

The first elected lawmaking body in North America was the ___ of Burgesses.

A representative elected to the house of Burgesses was known as a ___.

Today, Virginia's lawmaking body is called the ___.

A person who is owned by another person is called a ___.

A large farm where a cash crop is grown to sell is called a ___.

Many African men, women, and children were brought to the Virginia colony to work as ___.

Many Africans worked as slaves on the ___.

The House of Burgesses later became known as the ___.

Few people in Colonial Virginia had money so they often used a system of trading goods and services called ___.

Colonists could buy goods on ___.

Colonists could pay their ___ when their crops were sold.

Money, goods, or services that is owed to other people is a ___.

A ___ is an agreement in which a buyer promises to pay for an item later.