Colonies
Slavery
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Economics
100

Name a popular cash crop in the Southern Colonies.

Tobacco, rice, cotton, indigo

100

Where did most slaves work in the south?

On plantations

100

What category does the question fall under: 

How did colonists religious RIGHTS change when they came to America? 

A. Economics 

B. Geography 

C. Civics (Government)

C. Civics

100

What is demand? 

How much people want of an item.

200

Name all 5 states in the southern colonies.

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

200

What category does the question fall under: 

What are some INCENTIVES )money, jobs, or resources) that caused people to move from Europe to America? 

A. Economics 

B. Geography 

C. Civics (Government)

A. Economics

200

What is supply?

How much someone has to sale. 

300

Who were the first settlers of Plymouth? 

The Pilgrims

300

What was the names of the laws for treatment of slaves and what slaves could and could not do called?

Slave Codes

300

What category does the question fall under: 

How did the ENVIRONMENT influence the types of home that the colonists built? 

A. Economics 

B. Geography 

C. Civics (Government)

B. Geography 

300

What is specialization? 

A person, business, or area produces what it is best at making.

400

What group the Massachusetts Bay Colony?

The Puritans 

400

What was the trade that took raw materials from the U.S into Europe to make manufactured goods and then took slaves from Africa to the U.S? 

The Triangular Trade

400

What are the 4 hemispheres?

Northern, Southern, Eastern, Western 

400

What is an opportunity cost?

What you give up to produce something else.

500

Which colonial region depended more on slave labor to grow cash crops like indigo, rice, tobacco, and cotton?

Southern Colonial Region

500

What is discrimination? 

unfair treatment

500
Name all 4 states in the New England Colony.

Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, and New Hampshire

500

What are comparative advantages?

The advantage over others in producing a particular good