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                    blockaded—sealed off an area, such as a harbor, to prevent people and
                                    Jolly Roger—a black pirate flag with a white skull and crossbones that





                           colony—a settlement of people who come to a new territory








                      goods from leaving or coming into the area
                               fleet—a group of ships under one leader
                                      usually was a warning to nearby ships

                                           looted—stole goods and treasure pardon—an official forgiveness of all wrongdoing  plunder—stolen goods proclamation—a formal public announcement  quarters—mercy or compassion raids—surprise attacks that use force reputation—what people think of a person’s character rigging—ropes that hold the sails on a ship’s masts  rumor—talk that has an unknown source and cannot be confirmed as true slave—a person who works for no pay and is considered property  surrendered—to have gi
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