The slave trade grew between the Caribbean islands and the __________ colonies (north/south)
South
Group of French Catholics who came to the United States
Hugenots
Staple crop in Chesapeake ______________, staple crop in South Carolina/ Georgia _______________ were both heavy labor crops
Tobacco, rice
Colonial merchants had to rely on a __________ system or crude money substititues
barter
small
The journey of slaves from Africa to the Americas was called the ____________
middle passage
Group of German Protestants that came to the United States
Palatinate Germans
The south relying on large-scale cash crops means they did not develop an ______________ economy like up north and did not develop large cities
industrial
The _______________ traded rum for slaves for sugar/molasses
triangular
In the South, since plantations were far from cities, they became self-contained cities. Planters would build ___________ on the farm for the population
Chapel or school
sugar
Largest group of newcomers were the ___________
Scots-Irish Scottish Presbyterians
____________ became an important part of the colonial economy, especially in the north where it allowed them to forge and shape tools and weapons.
Iron works
Ignoring laws restricting colonial trade, many merchants made money developing __________ in French/Spanish/Dutch indies
trade markets
South Carolina slaves created their own _________ to help develop familiar bonds
language or religion
Royal African
These large immigrations numbers contributed to a population of over ____________ by 1775 (2/3/4 million)
2 million
The ______ Act of the 1750 restricted metal processing in the colonies
Iron
The ability to purchase and display consumer goods was a way members of society showed they were members of the ______ class
upper
During the Stono Rebellion, slaves attempted to escape to ___________
Florida
_______________ were passed in the early eighteenth century limiting the rights of blacks in law an ensuring almost absolute authority to white masters
Slave Codes
The most commonly owned tool in America Farms was the _______
axe
Most colonists were __________ in the late seventeenth and early eighteen centuries (self-sufficient, not self sufficient)
not self sufficient
consumption / refinement
Slaves that were hired out to other plantations was because they learned __________
trades