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Chapter 9 social Stu

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Which groups came in the 1600s to settle in the English colonies The Puritans and the Pilgrims came in the 1600s
What were some of the reasons they came to settle The came for wealth, freedom of religion and better oppurtunities
Describe a typical voyage to America The voyage was long, hard, food spoiled, tight spaces
What was an indentured servant and what were their living conditions They wre people who had to pay the price of there passage by working for another person, 5 - 7 years, They were treated harshly
What was the slave trade It is the business of buyinig and selling people for profit
How did England try to control trade in the colonies They said items could only be exported to England
Describe the crops AND the economy in the Southern Colonies They had a hot humid climate with good soil. The grew tobacco, rice and indigo
Describe the crops and economy of the Middle Colonies They had tons of wheat and corn , Weather was ...
Describe the industies and economy of the New England C0lonies They built ships, had thick forests and fishing
Describe Triangular Trade The triangular trade had three legs from Boston to New YOrk to Agrica. traded rum & guns toget molases, ivory, gold, slaves and would take the items back to the colonies
Why did slavery grow in the South rather than the North The south needed more slave to work on plantations and the north did not need that type of worker
What were slave codes Codes for enslaved people such as they couldnt practice theri own religion, learn to read, marry and own property. (basic rights0
Describe what life was like for wealth planters on a plantation They had a good life and owned things like furniture, china and crystal
Describe what life was like for slaves on a plantation It was harsh and long hours and could be taken away from family
How did slaves rebel against their owners THey refused to work and broke tools on purpose.
WHat is a climograph, who uses them A graph that shows temperature, precipitation and farmers, travelers and scientist
What was the largest city in the colonies during the 1700s Philadelphia
What were 3 important contribuitions of bwen franklin Srove, lighting rod, bifocals
describe life for women in colonies wived of wealthy men lived well. others had to work hard
what was the backcountry and why did theysettle therwe was rugged land near app. mountains. They couldnt afford any other land
What was results of people settling in backcountry The took over some native american lands got along and diddnt )__________
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