Boomtown Saloon
This was the term used to describe the kidnapping of sailors in west coast port cities.
Shanghai
This is the easiest method of sampling, as it covers already known sites.
Non problematic
This was the name of pottery that was a fuse between native American and African styles.
Colonoware
This type of resource may include local repositories, private or university archives or federal repositories.
Primary resource
This type of ceramic is made from two different types of clay and additives, it is also very porous.
Earthenware
This is the number of vignettes that were in chapter 1 of Boomtown Saloons?
Four
This method of sampling has a uniform spread to its pattern.
Systematic sampling
These people are the descendants of west Africans from North Carolina to Florida.
Gullah
This type of architecture is made through cultural norms and is not made by architects.
Vernacular architecture
This type of ceramic is usually made from ball clays quarts and felspar.
Stoneware
This type of glassware was featured in the Boston saloon and pipers’ old corner bar.
Stemware
This is the method that ensures that the results are proportional and representative of the whole.
Stratified systematic.
The Gullah people were most likely brought over from Africa for their knowledge in this field.
Rice cultivation
This type of resource would include folklore.
Secondary source
Delftware pearlware and creamware are all types of this type of ceramic.
Earthenware
This saloon held the largest amount of ceramic dining pieces out of the four vignettes.
Boston Saloon
This system takes small random portions of the entire population to represent the data set.
Simple random
This is the type of language spoken by the Gullah community.
English based creole
This type of architecture is made by highly trained architects who draw up detailed plans.
Formal architecture
This type of ceramic was invented in China in the 10th century.
porcelain