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Kunz-Southern Colon

Kunz - The Southern Colonies

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One of the original leaders of the Jamestown colony who demanded that settlers work if they wanted to eat John Smith
A plant used to make a valuable blue dye indigo
People who owed money they could not pay back debtor
An area of land located between two larger lands that reduces the possibility of conflict between them buffer
A large estate farmed by many workers plantation
Laws established in southern colonies to limit slaves’ rights and treat them as property instead of as human beings slave code
The belief that one race is superior to another racism
The border between Pennsylvania and Maryland that also formed a cultural border between Middle and Southern Colonies Mason-Dixon Line
Founded the colony of Maryland to be a place where Catholics could worship freely Lord Baltimore
Law passed by Maryland’s elected assembly in 1649 to protect religious freedom for all Christians Act of Toleration
1676 – Uprising of settlers in Virginia who attacked Indian villages and the capital of Jamestown to protest Indian attacks and the governor’s refusal to help Bacon's Rebellion
Founded the colony of Georgia as a place where people who owed money could make a clean start James Oglethorpe
Half Indian and half English woman who helped to keep peace between settlers and Creek Indians in Georgia Mary Musgrove
Area of rich farmland near the coastline where rivers are affected by ocean tides Tidewater
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