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55 Cards in this Set

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refuge
a safe place
Trial by Jury
a person accused of breaking the law has a right to be tried by a jury of fellow citizens
justice
fairness
farm produce
grains, fruits, and vegetables grown on a farm
Great Awakening
a movement that called for a rebirth of religious ways of life.
immigrant
a person who comes into to a country to make a new home there
militia
volunteer army
almanac
a book issued only once each year.
backcountry
land area between the coastal plain and the Appalachian mountains.
loft
a part of the house between the ceiling and the roof where children often slept.
indentured servent
a person who agreed to work for another person without pay for a certain length of time in exchange for passage to North America.
constitution
a written plan of government
indigo
plants that were used to make a blue dye
debtors
people who were in prison for owing money
planters
plantation owners
tidewater
a low lying land along the coast
broker
a person who is paid to buy and sell for someone else.
auction
public sale
overseer
people hired by plantation owners to watch over the field slaves as they worked and to punish them if they did not work hard.
spirituals
religious songs based on bible stories.
public service
doing a job to help the community or society as a whole.
apprentice
a child moves in with a skilled worker and helps that person for several years in order to learn that skill.
county seat
the main town of a county
county
a large part of a colony
cash crops grown on southern plantations
tobacco, rice, indigo
Teaching slaves to read and write ____________________.
was illegal
two groups of people that worked on plantations other than the family.
slaves and indentured servents
How did plantations get there slaves
they were taken from Africa and sold at auctions
Southern Colony education
best in the 13 colonies. They were taught by tutors and some finished their education in Europe.
Largest city of the Southern Colonies
Charles Town
Why did plantation owners live in there home in Charles town for part of the year?
Some months the wetlands was infested with insects on plantations where rice was grown.
The larger cities of the Southern Colonies were large because
Harbors made them trade centers.
What were the five largest southern cities during colonial time?
Wilmington, Baltimore, Norfolk, Savannah, and Charles town.
Who claimed parts of New York, New Jersey, and Delaware for Holland?
Henry Hudson
What did Henry Hudson name the land that he claimed for Holland?
New Netherlands
People from Holland are called _____________
Dutch
When England took New Netherlands from the Dutch what did they rename it?
New York and New Jersey
New Jersey had the first colony started by ____________
Quakers
The Quakers didn't believe in what?
guns or fighting
The Quakers did believe in what?
people were basically good and violence was wrong
What does the word Pennsylvania mean?
Penn's woods
Who was the leader of Pennsylvania
William Penn
What is the chief city of Pennsylvania?
Philadelphia
Who is one of Philadelphia's most famous people?
Ben Franklin
Name 5 of the things that Ben Franklin is famous for.
1. starting the militia in Philadelphia
2. paving Philadelphia's streets
3. experimenting with electricity
4. inventing a lightening rod
5. Writing Poor Richards Almanac
Name 3 things that German immigrants contributed to Philadelphia.
1. Conestoga Wagon
2. Pennsylvania Rifle
3. Barn Raising
The foothills between the lowlands and the Appalachian Mountains were called what?
Backcountry
Why was the great wagon road created?
To get settlers to the backcountry.
Who was Maryland founded by?
The Calverts
Who were the Calverts?
A family of wealthy English Landowners
Why did the Calverts start Maryland?
They were Catholics and wanted to worship like they wanted.
What colonies did the Southern colonies include?
North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Maryland, and Virginia
What is Indigo
A plant used to make blue dye.
Who was the person that developed blue dye from indigo?
Eliza Lucas Pinkney
Virginia moved its capital from Jamestown to ____________?
Williamsburg