vocab
It's a young person who learns a skill from a more experienced person.
What is an apprentice?
Agriculture was a main part of this colony but not necessarily the plantation system.
What is the Middle Colonies economy?
This is a skilled worker, for instance a rope maker or someone who makes things by hand.
Who is an artisan?
Education was important in this colony.
What is New England colony?
It is when people rely mostly on themselves for what they needed.
What is self-sufficient?
This region was based mostly on agriculture and the plantation system.
What is the Southern Colony?
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania in 1723 had a _________ population.
a.diverse
b.uniformity
What is diverse?
Here slaves usually had a greater opportunity to improve their life.
What is the North?
This college was established near Boston, Massachusetts.
What is Hardvard?
This colony was named the "Breadbasket Colonies".
What is the Middle Colony?
What was the plantation manager or the director of the plantation called?
What is the overseer?
Enslaved workers in this region got paid for their work.
What is the Middle Colony?
This was an important religious movement among Christians that began in the 1730's.
What is the Great Awakening?
Their growing season was short and their soil was rocky, so agriculture was not a main part of their economy.
What is the New England Colony?
They were groups of people who were enslaved. These people fought with slave owners in South Carolina in 1739.
What is the Stono Rebellion?
Most upper class people from this region worked as merchants or lawyers.
What is the New England colonies.
He copied the Rules of Civility into his notebook as a student at Virginia.
Who is George Washington?
This region's major exports included animal furs, ships, lumber, whale blubber, oil, and fish.
What is the New England colonies exports?
He was enslaved as a young boy. After gaining his freedom he wrote a book about his life and the evils of slavery.
Who is Olaudah Equianio?
What are four things grown in the Southern colonies?
Tobacco, rice, indigo, and cotton.