frontal lobe, the front most part of your brain that controls the way you think, how you move and how you remember things, temporal lobe, the part of your brain located near the temples or side of the head, responsible for processing auditory information and language, occipital lobe, the part of your brain located near the back of the head, responsible primarily for vision, parietal lobe, the part of the brain located at the top back of the head, responsible for processing touch, temperature, pain, and pressure, taste buds, sensory organs, meaning they help your sense of taste, microvilli, tiny hairs on the taste buds that send signals to the brain, olfactory nerve, responsible for sending smell signals to the brain , olfactory epithelium, part of the nose that turns odors into electrical signals, nostrils, the opening of the nose that allows air and odors to enter, tongue, a muscular organ in your mouth that aids in chewing, speaking and breathing, cash crop, a crop produced for its economic value rather than food (tobacco, cotton), frontier, the extreme limit of settled land, beyond which lies wilderness, immigration, coming into a foreign place to live permanently, merchant, a person involved in the selling/buying of goods and services, plantation, farms specializing in cash crops, historically using slave labor, manufacturing, the making or produce something on a large scale, often using machinery, skilled labor, any worker who is highly trained, educated and/or has experience which they can then apply to their work., artisan/ craftsman, a skilled worker who often makes things by hand (carpenter, blacksmith, glassblower), literate, having the ability to read and write, urban, relating to a large town or city; opposite of rural.

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