The 13 Colonies
More about the Colonies?
Beginning of Slavery
Life as a Slave
100

The 3 northern colonies are referred to as the ______________ Colonies.

New England

100

List a cash crop from the Southern colonies.

Tobacco, indigo, cotton, rice, wheat.

100

Most of the slaves came from this place.

West Africa

100

Two ways slave were sold:

Scramble and auction

200

True or False:  The government was all the same throughout the 13 colonies.

False

200

Two examples of economic activity in the New England colonies:

lumber, shipping, whaling, fur trade, farming, fishing

200

Describe two ways West Africans became slaves.

Prisoners from battles, to trade for guns and other items, traders would pit one village against another to gain prisoners.

200

What did the slave stand on as they were auctioned off.

Auction block.

300

Georgia, South Carolina, Maryland, and Virginia are all:

Southern Colonies

300

What were farms called in the Southern colonies?

Plantations

300

This part of the trade route was miserable for the enslaved Africans as they traveled from Africa to the colonies.

The Middle Passage

300

What were two problems for slaves as they adjusted to their new lives.

Language barrier, loss of family, hard work in all weather, cruel punishment, crude homes.

400

This crop allowed colonists to make a lot of money.

Cash crop

400

The people from this settlement disappeared mysteriously, leaving the settlement deserted.

Roanoke

400

Describe the conditions on the journey to the colonies.

cramped and crowded, sickness, little food, no privacy

400

How did slaves cope with their lives as slaves?

Sang songs, escaped, head down and push through, break tools, fake illness, suicide.

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