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Ch. 4 US History JX

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An area that ran along the Appalachian Mountains through the far west of the other regions. Backcountry
Farming to produce jst enough food for themselves and sometimes a little extra to trade in town. subsistence farming
A trading route with three stops that went on and on in a pattern. triangular trade
Acts passed in 1651 to ensure that England could make money from its colonoies' trade. Navignation Acts
Importing or exporting goods illegally. smuggling
Crops raised to be sold for money. cash crop
A place where grain is grounded into flour or meal. gristmill
A variety in people. diversity
Craftspeopeople. artisan
Wide wheeled wagons suitable for dirt roads used to carry produce to town. Conestoga wagon
A plant that yields a deep blue dye. indigo
A young woman that introduced indigo as a successful plantation crop after her father sent her to supervise his South Carolina plantaions when she was 17. Eliza Lucas
A Southern planter who owned a large estate in Virginia, he inherited membership in the House of Burgesses. William Byrd II
Men hired by planters to watch over and direct the work of slaves. overseer
Slaves gathering at the Stono River south of Charles Town weilding lethal weapons. Stono Rebellion
A mountain range spreading from eastern Canada south to Alabama. Appalachian Mountains
Where waterfalls prevent large boats from moving farther upriver. fall line
Meaning "foot of the mountains", this is the broad plateau that leads to the Blue Ridge Mountains of the Appalachian Range. piedmont
Descendants. clan
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