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ch.4 vocab.

social studies

TermDefinition
back country ran along the appalacian mountians though for western part of the other regions
substinces farming produced just enough food for themselves and th
triangular trade name given to trade route with three spots
navigation acts 1651 had major provisions to ensure that england made money from the colonies trade
smuggling importing or exporting illegal goods
cash crops crop that were raised to be sold for money
gristmill millers that crushed grain between heavy stones to produce flour or meal
diversety or a variety in its people
artisans or craftspeople became iron workers,and makers of glass
conestoga wagons to carry or produce to town
indigo a plant that yeilds a deep blue dye
eliza lucas a young woman had intoduced indigo as a succesful plantation crop after her father sent her to supervise his south carolina plantations when she was 17
overseeers were mennhired by planters to watch and direct the work of slaves
stono rebellion was one of the many angry and fustrated slaves by the loss of freedom and they rose up to rebellion
appalation mountians reigion of dense forest and rushing streams stretch easter canada south to alabama
fall line were aterals prevent large boats from moving farther up river
piedmount means "foot of the mountians" it is the broad platue that leads to the blue ridge mountians of the appalation range
clans a large group of families (sometimes in thethousands) that claim a common ancestor
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