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Chapter 4 Vocabulary

Vocab

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bordered the Appalachian mountains and the colonies Backcountry
farmers who made enough crops for themselves and occasionally enough to trade substinence farming
a ship makes three stops triangular trade
All shipping used English ships,tobacco and other cash crops could be sold only to England or its colonies, European imports to the colonies had to pass through English ports, officials used taxes Navigation Acts
importing/ exporting things illegally smuggling
crops that were harvested to sell cash crop
turned wheats into flour and meal gristmill
varying people regarding background diversity
craftspeople artisan
wagons that could travel terrains easily Conestoga wagons
a crop that made a blue dye indigo
discovered the value of this crop Eliza Lucas
took over his father's farm, a great writer William Byrd 2
hired to direct slavery overseers
slaves invited others to rebel and escape to Florida Stono Rebellion
a mountain range from Alabama to Canada Appalachian Mountains
waterfalls prevent boats from going upstream fall line
foot of the mountains piedmont
groups of people who claim an ancestor clan
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