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Ch.4 Vocabulary

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By the 1700s, the colonies, and the Southern Colonies. Backcountry
They produced just enough food for themseleves and sometimes a little extra to trade in town. Subsitence farming
the name to a trading route with three types of trade. Triangular trade
England wanted to make sure that it received part of those profit. So the english government began to pass. Naviation Acts
Importing or exporting goods illegally was common. Smuggling
Crops raised to be sold for money. Cash crop
After harvestiong their crops of corn, wheat, rye, or other grains, farmers. Gristmill
ConGermans built it to carry their produce to town. Conestaga wagons
A variety of people. Diversity
Skilled worker, such as a weaver or a potter, who makers good by hand; a craftsperson. Artians
A plant that yields a deep blue dye. Indigo
She had introduced indigo, as a succesful plantation crop after her father sent her to supervise his South Carolina plantations when she was 17. Eliza Lucas
He was one of the best known of the southern planters. William Byrd 2
Men hired by planters to watch over and direct the work of slaves. Overseers
SotoOne of the most famous incidents. In september 1739, about 20 slaves gather at there. Sotono Rebelion
From eastern Canada south to Alabama. Appalachian Mountains
Where waterfalls prevent large boats from moving farther upriver. Fall line
"Foot of the mountains" Piedmont
Large groups of families. Clan
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