Conflicts
Name the three types of conflict in colonial America
Fur trade / slavery / land
What number state are we
22
Name the 3 labor systems
Slavery / Indentured Servitude / Apprenticeship
Name the three social classes
Upper / Lower / Middle
Name the 5 settlements
Mobile / Quebec / St. Augustine / Jamestown / Plymouth
Which three countries had conflict with each other
England / Spain / France
How many regions are in Alabama
5
What is an apprentice?
A system that trains young people for a specific job
Name one role women had in the colonies
Taking care of the house / caring for children / supporting the husband / making clothes / soap / candles
Name the 5 Indian Nations
Iroquois / Cherokee / Choctaw / Creek / Chickasaw
What was the fur trade conflict about?
Name one famous person from Alabama
Teacher choose
What is an indentured servant?
A person who signed a contract to work for a certain time to pay off debts
What kind of work did men do?
Blacksmith / publisher / farmer / cooper / apothecary / wig maker / gunsmith / farrier
Name the three regions of the 13 colonies
New England / Middle / Southern
Why was there conflict over slavery
The colonies argued that there was enough people to help work the lands
What region is considered the most beautiful
Cumberland Plateau
The following countries were involved in this: North America / Europe / Africa
The Atlantic triangular slave trade
Name one role children had
helped with chores / learning skills / assisted parents jobs
Name one Interstate and what city it flows through
Teacher decides
Name the two wars involved with land conflicts
King Phillip and the French and Indian
What region do we live in?
GCP
Why did colonial owners want to from servants to slavery?
Servants became expensive / they had to give away land to their servants when their contract was up. Slavery was a cheap solution.
what type of affect did social class have on a person
it affected wealth / jobs / education / opportunities.
NAME THE 13 COLONIES
GEORGIA / NORTH CAROLINA / SOUTH CAROLINA / VIRGINIA / MARYLAND / DELAWARE / NEW JERSEY / PENN / NEW YORK / NEW HAMPSHIRE / VERMONT / CONNITICUT / MASSACHUESIT