Money from the Soil
Grab Bag
Vocabulary
New Neighbors
Day-to-Day Life
100

an item that the colonists often used as money

What was tobacco? 

100

origin of place names such as Roanoke and Tappahannock 

What were Indian words/names that were given to new towns? 

What were some names of new towns that were based on Indian names? 

100

large farms that grow a lot of one major crop, such as tobacco or cotton

What is a plantation? 

100

this group of people settled primarily in the Coastal Plain and Piedmont regions 

Who were the English 

100

these were staples of the colonists' diet (foods they mostly ate)

What were produce (fruits, vegetables) and meat?

200

the industry that was the primary source of wealth in the Virginia colony

What was agriculture? 

200

Unhealthy living conditions that caused diseases led to this

Why did the capital move from Jamestown to Williamsburg? 

200

trading or exchanging goods or services without using money

What is barter? 

200

these two groups of people settled primarily in the Shenandoah Valley 

Who were the Germans and Scots-Irish? 

200

the way most white Virginians made their living 

What was farming on small farms? 

300

the person who brought a different variety of tobacco seeds to the Virginia Colony

Who was John Rolfe? 

300

American Indians were forced to move inland as this happened

What happened as more and more settlers arrived in Jamestown? 

300

a good, service, or amount of money owed to another

What is debt? 

300

peanuts were brought to the Virginia colony by this group of people 

Who were the Africans? 

300

Barrels, ships, and tools are just a few example of this type of resource

What are capital resources?

400

the most profitable crop grown in the Virginia colony  

What was tobacco? 

400

origin of the place name Richmond

What was an English name that was given to a new town?


400

attacks based on ethnic origins or religious beliefs

What is persecution? 

400

clogging and fiddling/fiddle music were brought to the Virginia colony by this group of people

Who were the Scots-Irish? 

400

the colonists used cotton, wool, and leather to make this

What was clothing? 

500

a steady and inexpensive source of labor AND land were necessary for this

What was required for the successful cultivation of tobacco? What was necessary for growing tobacco? 

500

one reason this happened was because Williamsburg was already an established town

What was a reason the capital moved from Jamestown to Williamsburg? 

500

people who move from one country to another to make a new start

Who are immigrants? 

500

these people were brought to the Coastal Plain and the Piedmont regions and forced to work in the tobacco fields

Who were enslaved Africans? 

500

both of these groups of people were denied basic rights in colonial Virginia 

Who were enslaved and free African-Americans? 

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