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yeoman farmers

grew crops on small farms

100

Georgia's small farmers during this time lived in communities called 

settlements (cities)

100

Which wealthy students had priority in receiving an education?

males

100

Trading slaves increased after 1808 because of what law?

making it illegal to bring in new slaves from Africa

100

Which classmate just celebrated a birthday?

Allie

200
field hands

were responsible for tending crops on plantations

200

did household chores, made goods needed at the plantation, and cared for children

house slaves

200

Wealthy plantation owner's children were usually educated

at home

200

What 2 things did most Georgians reinvest their money in during the time of King Cotton?

slaves and land

200

What is this month's service project?

bringing in soup

300

plantation

very large farms that were actually small communities

300

Large scale farmer that owned 20 or more slaves.  They usually lived in the city so their families could enjoy better social lives and education. 

planters

300

It was illegal for _____ to learn to read and write.

slaves

300

Why was growing cotton on the same land every year a problem?

soil exhaustion

300

What is our newest friend's name?

Christina 

400

cotton gin

machine created to clean seeds from cotton

400

managed the plantation for the owner

overseer

400

old field schools

created by the state for needy children

400

What was the major cash crop of Georgia?

cotton ("king cotton")

400

When is the 100th day of school?

1/22

500

antebellum

Culture/Time before the Civil War

500

first name given to the settlement that later became Atlanta

Terminus

500

poor schools

State-funded schools created by Georgia to provide three years of basic education to needy students

500

How did southern businessmen solve the problem of shipping goods to the coast?

Railroad

500

What is fun Friday for the 19th?

snowman day

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