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Samsel Chapter 7
Social Studies Chapter 7 Stack
Term | Definition |
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Founder of the Maryland colony that gave Catholics a safe place to worship. | Lord Baltimore |
Which of the following documents allowed religious freedom to all Christians in the Maryland Colony? | Toleration Act |
These areas were included in the original colony of Carolina | From Virginia to Spanish Florida |
Who helped found the colony of Georgia by recommending that debtors be allowed to settle there? | James Oglethorpe |
The Piedmont could also be referred to as the __________ of the southern colonies. | backcountry |
Most enslaved Africans in the South worked on ____________. | plantations |
The first settlement in North America for free Africans was in ______________. | Spanish Florida |
What was the main cash crop grown in the northern areas of the southern colonies? | tobacco |
What was the main cash crop grown in the southern areas of the southern colonies? | rice |
What kind of worker did colonists hire to buy and sell goods for them in England? | broker |
The major port city in Georgia was ___________. | Savannah |
The major port city in Maryland was ____________. | Baltimore |
The major port city in North Carolina was __________. | Wilmington |
The major port city in South Carolina was __________. | Charles Town |
The major port city in Virginia was _________. | Norfolk |
List some of the major causes of conflict between southern colonists and Native Americans. | Southern colonists took Native American land, treated the harshly (sometimes selling them into slavery), and brought with them many European diseases. |
How did enslaved Africans deal with the hardships of their lives? | They often pretended to be sick, broke tools, played African music, told stories, and used Christianity as a tool to get hope and strength. |
What is the one thing that isn't on the study stack that Mr. Butler really, really, really, really, really, really, recommends you should study? | The large and small scale maps on page 260 and how to measure distance on a map. |