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Colonial Settlers

3rd grade SC standards

TermDefinition
Germans Settlers who came for land. They settled in the back country and grew wheat. Known as "the breadbasket of the colony".
European Jews We came for religious freedom. We built a synagogue that is still there today.
English from Barbados We came for land to start rice and sugar plantations. We brought slaves to work on our plantations. We were very rich.
Scots-Irish We came for religious freedom. We settled in the upcountry. We always built a church first, then our town around it.
Huguenots We came from France for religious freedom and land. We started the SC Society to help children and the poor.
colony Land under the control of another country
Lords Proprietors The eight noblemen from England who were given land by the King of England to repay a debt.
Ireland and Barbados Where did the colonists stopped on their way to Carolina to learn how to start a new colony
Fundamental Constitution Laws written to get people to come to Carolina. (freedom of religion, free land, a say in government, can move up in society)
cash crop A crop grown to sell and make money.
Royal Colonial Government Government under the control of the King of England.
Anthony Ashley Cooper Wrote the Fundamental Constitution
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