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Colonial Life 13

Chapter 6 - Life in the 13 Colonies

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New England Colonies Industry Fishing, Whaling, Shipbuilding
New England Colonies Geography Poor Soil, Changing Climate, Short Growing Season
Puritan Life is centered around this Religion
Southern Colonies Geography Rich Soil, Mild Climate, Growing Season
Southern Plantation House The "Big House"
Examples of how Southern Plantations are Self-Sufficient Own Docks for Trade, Grow own food, manufacture goods
Labor Force in the South Slavery
Cash Crops in the South Rice, Indigo, Cotton, Tobacco
Virginia's First Cash Crop Tobacco
Rural Area Characteristics Few Towns and One Large City
Middle Colonies Religion Many Relgions Welcomed
Middle Colonies Cash Crop Wheat (Bread Basket)
Bacon's Rebellion Location Jamestown, VA
Bacon's Rebellion Major Players Nathanial Bacon vs. Governor Berkley
Bacon's Rebellion was a colonial raid against the Native Americans in the area
Triangular Trade Route Areas (3 Major Areas) New England, West Indies, Africa
Middle Passage The route from Africa that brought enslaved Africans to America
Apprentice A trainee for a job
Libel Anything printed that harms a person’s reputation in an unfair way
Result of John Peter Zengar's Case Freedom of the Press
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