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Review p. 148-158
Rev. for 148-158
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| the practice of holding people against their will and making them work without pay | slavery |
| religious settlements | missions |
| large farms | plantations |
| land that is ruled by another country | colony |
| part ownership in a business | stock |
| the lawmaking branch of the government | legislature |
| a crop that people grow to sell | cash crop |
| a colony that is owned by a king or queen | royal colony |
| money that is left over after the costs have been paid | profit |
| a resource that can be used to make a product | raw material |
| people who agree to work without pay for a certain amount of time | indentured servants |
| The first group of people that the Spanish used as slaves | Native Americans |
| Lands on the edge of New Spain | borderlands |
| Which English queen decided to set up an English colony in 1584? | Queen Elizabeth I |
| Which colony was planned by Walter Raliegh and was a complete failure? | Roanoke |
| Who helped save the suffering colony of Jamestown by making the rule that if you didn't work you didn't eat? | John Smith |
| What was Virginia's legislature called? | The House of Burgesses |
| Why was the location of Jamestown a poor choice for a settlement? | It was surrounded by marsh land which made farming difficult. |
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