13 Colonies
Which product was traded by Southern colonists who lived near the coast?
Tobacco (cash crops)
A military partner
A.Proprietor B. Ally C. Committee D. Sqaud
Ally
Southern farms were called
Plantations
A system in which people are bought and sold as if they were property
An artisan is a skilled worker or craftsman. Who is considered a craftsman?
A. Farmer B. Baker C. Blacksmith D. Merchant
Merchant
Someone who owns land is considered a ___________.
a. land person b. proprietor c.slavery d.ally
Proprietor
Why did colonists sometimes block rivers?
To get power from flowing water
Why did some Natives side with the British in the French and Indian War?
They hoped doing so would help them keep control of their land.
The Northern colonies (New England) had good relationships with the Native Americans. Which colony would have had a good relationship with the Natives?
A. Virginia B. Maryland C. Florida D. Carolina
Maryland
What good was exported from the colonies to Africa?
Rum
Why did the South have more slaves than the North?
Southern farms (plantations) needed more workers for farming
King Phillips War was an example of
Native Americans resisting New England colonists.
Which colony was founded by Quakers?
a.New Jersey b.Delaware c. Pennsylvania d.New York
Pennsylvania
The English law that limited colonial trade was called _________.
A. Mercantilism B. Protectionism C. Exports D. Imports
Mercantilism
How did enslaved people resist slavery?
Running away and breaking tools
Why were the Ottawa people upset with the outcome of the French and Indian War?
They did not want British settlers building towns on their land
What good was imported from Europe/England to the colonies?
Tea
Which religious group settled in the New England Colonies?
Catholics, Anglicans, Puritans, Quakers
Puritans
In what way did slaves lives differ in the South vs. the North?
Slaves in the South lived in communities.
A formal agreement between countries
Treaty