Vocab
Vocab (Part 2)
Summary Skill
Lesson 4 (Colonial Economies)
Lesson 5 (Colonial Governments)
100

To send goods to another country for sale or trade

Export

100

coming together of buyers and sellers

market

100

What is a brief way of telling the main points of an event or an idea in your own words

A summary

100

What crop was the most common in the Middle Colonies?

Wheat (Bread)

100

What are delegates?

Members of the assembly

200

all the businesses that make one kind of product or provide one kind of service

industry

200

the making or passing of laws

legislation

200

Step 2 or writing a summary is...

Choose supporting information

200

Which region had a good climate for growing rice, indigo, and tobacco?

Southern Colonies

200

Who chose the governor in 8 of 13 colonies? (Who was in charge?)

The King of England

300

A(n) __________ is a lawmaking body.

Assembly

300

Second leg of the Triangular Trade

Middle Passage

300

When writing a summary, which of these should you do first?

Find the topic

300

What caused the price of tobacco to rise and fall?

Changes in supply and demand

300

Define "freedom of the press"

The right to speak or print the truth

400

Which was the way of life for most people in the colonies? (how did they make a living?)

Agriculture

400

Shipbuilding became an important _________ in the New England colonies.

industry

400

Step 3 of writing a summary is...

Organizing the information

400

How did the colonists begin to create a free enterprise system?

They began building their own ships

400

Who were the only people allowed to vote in most of the colonies?

White males that also owned land

500

Give me the full definition of treason

the betrayal of one’s country by giving help to an enemy

500

Describe the Triangular Trade.  What countries/areas were involved and what goods were traded?

It was a trading system between Europe, Africa, and the West Indies (West Indies then traded to the colonies). The trade started in the colonies. Traders would sail to West Africa where they traded rum and guns for gold, ivory, and captive Africans.  The second leg was known as the Middle Passage.  This was from Africa to the West Indies.  Captive Africans were traded for molasses in the West Indies.  Then they returned to the colonies, where the molasses was made into rum.

500

How can writing a summary help you learn about history?

Helps you remember important points

500

Who was responsible for greatly increasing the production of indigo in the southern colonies?

Eliza Lucas Pinckney

500

How did assemblies try to control governors?

They did not listen to the laws that they disagreed with from the Royal Governor