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US History Chapt 3

Seeds of Independence/ The People & Economic Development- Part 1

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Colonists were becoming American
In 1630, what was the population? 6,000
In 1775, what was the population? 2.5 million
Why did population grow? More births than deaths; immigration; slavery
What did the Upper Class control? economic; political and social life of colonies
What did the Upper Class consist of? Plantation Owners; wealthy merchants; puritans in New England; Government officials; lawyers and doctors
Middle Class Largest Segment of the population
Middle Class consisted of Small farmers; skilled workers; shopkeepers and tradespeople
Lower Class consisted of Indentured servants; slaves
African Americans made up what percentage in Mid-1700s? 20 percent (almost all enslaved)
Slavery existed everywhere, but mostly in the South (tobacco and rice plantations)
Where were most slaves from? West coast of Africa
Many slaves died on the voyage across Atlantic Ocean which was called what? The MIddle Passage
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