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7th grade history

Down by the riverside notes By David Pyon ^_^ ^_^ ^_^

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what was a rice stuble? left over stumps from a rice plant
what animals were used to pull rice stubles out of the ground? mules and oxen
what were put on animals for the boggy ground? boots
what formed on fields when they dried? clods
who were sent to get rid of clods? slaves
what did slaves do to kill time while disposing of clods? sing and tell stories
What month was Planting Time? April
In how long did planters want to plant their rice? 1 month
what did slaves do to keep rice from floating? soaked the seed in mud
How wide did were the trenches that slaves dug? 15 to 18 inches wide
what was the 1st flooding called and how long did it last? the Sprout Flow, 3 days
what was the 2nd flooding called and how long did it last? the Long Water, until the plant could stand on its own
what were left to decay on top of the water? weeds and insects
what did the decaying insects and weeds do for the rice? it was a fertilizer
how long was the water put to half height? 3 weeks
what was the dry spell called? Dry Cultivation
What was the last flooding called and when was it done? the lay-by flow/harvest flow,Mid July
what was the only reason for having the water at this point? to support the rice head
when the rice matured what came down to eat the rice? rice birds
who were sent out to shoo away the rice birds? slaves
around what 2 months did the rice birds descend? august, september
what were slaves given to cut the rice with? rice hooks
what were rations? food
When was food usually given? Saturday afternoons
Where else coud slaves get their food from? garden plants/animals they raised
about how many slaves worked in fields? about 1/2
Where was breakfast and supper usually eaten by a slave? at their cabins
Where was lunch usually eaten by slaves? where they worked or at a gathering place
How much land was given to the slave? 1 acre per every 5 slaves
what was the most common slave meal? hoppin john
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