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Ch.4 Vocab JD

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the farmers produced enough food for their familiest for trade Subsistence Farming
a trading route with 3 stops Triangular Trade
had four major provisions designed to ensure England would get money from their trades Navigation Acts
importing or exporting goods illegally Smuggling
crops raised to be sold for money Cash Crops
a place millers crushed grain to produce flour or meal Gristmill
a skilled worker;someone who makes things by hand Artisan
wagons used to carry their produce into town Conestoga Wagons
a plant that yields a deep blue dye Indigo
introduced indigo as a successful plantation crop Eliza Lucas
men hired by planters to watch and direct the slaves Overseers
20 slaves got weapons and killed several planter families.fought for freedom Stono Rebellion
one of the best known planters with a huge plantation William Byrd II
mountains that stretched from Canada to Alabama Appalachian Mountains
where waterfalls prevent boats from moving forward upriver Fall Line
means "foot of the mountains".broad plateau that leads to the Blue Ridge mountains of the Appalachian Mountains Piedmont
large groups of families Clans
area that ran along the Appalachian Mountains through the far western part of other regions Backcountry
variety in its people Diversity
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