People and Places
People and Places 2
What is that?
Colony Stuff
Colony Stuff 2
100

The colonists sent over to found Georgia were all debtors. What is a debtor?

people who had been put in prison for owing money

100

Often times plantation owners would hire somebody to watch the slaves as they worked. What were these people called?

overseers

100

What is the term for a written plan of government?

constitution

100

Which 5 (or 4) colonies belonged to the Southern Colonies?

Maryland, Virginia, Georgia, and Carolina (North Carolina and South Carolina)

100

Who was the Georgia Colony named after?

King George II

200

Plantation owners were also known by another name. What were they called?

planters

200

Plantation owners often paid another person to take their goods to market to sell them. What were these people who sold other people's goods called?

broker

200

This blue dye was discovered by a young woman in the Southern Colonies.

indigo

200
What was the largest English colony in North America during the early 1700s?

the Virginia Colony

200

The economy in the Southern Colonies was mainly based around what?

cash crops

300

This wealthy, English family owned land and founded the Maryland Colony.

the Calvert family

300

This Native American trail was used by immigrants to move to the west of the Coastal Plains.

the Great Wagon Road

300

When individuals depend on one another for economic resources, it is called what?

interdependence

300

The Carolina Colony was equally divided among 8 English leaders. What were these 8 English leaders known as?

Lords Proprietors
300

Which crop did the Southern Colonies in the north grow?

tobacco

400

In Spanish Florida, a tribe of Native Americans helped runaway slaves get settled. These runaways began speaking their language, dressing, and acting like them. What were these runaways called?

Black Seminoles

400

This small town in Spanish Florida became the first settlement in North America for free Africans.

Fort Mose

400

What word refers to land that was "in back of" the area settled by Europeans and is found in the Piedmont?

backcountry

400

The cities that grew the most were located near what types of landforms?

near rivers or ports
400

Which crop did the Southern Colonies in the south grow?

rice

500

This former slave published an autobiography about his past life as a slave.

Olaudah Equiano

500

This young woman experimented with indigo plants, discovering that the plants produced a beautiful dye.

Eliza Lucas Pinckney

500

In 1649, the Maryland government passed this act that gave religious freedom to all Christians in the colony.

the Toleration Act

500
Why did Carolina Colony split into North Carolina and South Carolina?

The citizens became hard to govern because they didn't follow laws they didn't like. 

500

Label the Southern Colonies on the map. 

check with Mr. Miller