An overview of Chapter 7 in Social Studies text
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| In 1699, Virginia moved its capital to | Williamsburg
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| Why did the Calvert family of England want to build a colony in North America? | To provide a refuge for Catholics and turn a profit.
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| Wilmington | North Carolina
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| Eliza Lucas Pinckney is known for- | developing a type of indigo for dyeing cloth.
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| Baltimore | Maryland
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| An apprentice is | a young person who learns a job by living and working with a skilled worker.
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| Savannah | Georgia
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| It was illegal to teach slaves to | read and write.
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| Why did planters live in Charles Town for part of the year? | to avoid insects that infested rice fields
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| James Oglethorpe founded the Georgia colony in order to- | give debtors a new start.
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| Charles Town | South Carolina
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| A person who agreed to work for another person without pay for a certain length of time in exchange for passage to North America was- | an indentured servant.
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| Cash crops grown on southern plantations included- | tobacco, rice, and indigo.
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| How were plantation children educated? | at home by tutors, with sons often later sent to Europe
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| Norfolk | Virginia
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