Not California
_________________ was founded for religious reasons
Maryland
_______________ was the first colony of the American South.
Virginia
During the _________________ period, the primary function of a colony was to produce raw goods for the mother country – ___________________.
Colonial
England
On this land, Maryland _________________ and ____________ planted _________ and ______________.
Colonists
Slaves
Corn and Tobacco
Lord _____________ _______________ became the first governor of Maryland.
Leonard Calvert
Everyone in Virginia had to pay taxes to what church?
Anglican Church
In time, finding the ________ needed to produce crops like _____________ and ______________ became a difficult problem for the Southern Colonies.
Labor
Cotton
Tobacco
As the colonies grew, the demand for ________________ goods grew faster than _______________ could keep up with.
Domestic
Britain
For years, the ____________________ had lived in the Northern Carolina’s Coastal Plain. The colonists had a habit of ______________ them in __________ _________ and _____________ on their land.
Tuscaroras
Cheating
Trade Deals
Moving
In 1632, ______________ ________________, Lord ________________ of England, decided to create a community especially for Roman Catholics.
George Calvert
Lord Baltimore
The Northern Colonies began producing more valuable finished goods such as _________________, _______, and _________. Meanwhile, Southerners became more adept at producing ______ ________.
Furniture, Iron, and Ships
Cash Crops
By the late 1600’s, ________________- large farms that grow one crop- lined many of the creeks and rivers of Maryland.
Plantations
The South provided the ideal ____________________ for crops like ______, __________, _____________, and _________________.
Environment
Rice, Cotton, Tobacco, Indigo
In part to ease those worries, _______________ and later ____________ wrote laws defining the status of slaves and the rights of their owners. These laws were called ___________ _________.
Colonies
States
Slave Codes
In 1663, King Charles II gave a charter to eight _______________. Seven years later, they founded their first settlement, the port city of ____________ __________.
Proprietors
Charles Towne
In 1634, Calvert bought a village, named St. _______ __________, from the _____________________ Indians and promised to trade fairly with them to protect them from their ____________.
St. Mary's City
Yoacomoco
Enemies
__________________, the last of the _________________ colonies created by the British, was found in 1732.
Georgia
Thirteen
Most Southern Colonists lived on _________ _______ with their families. Every family _____________ worked to keep the farm _____________.
Small Farms
Member
Running
In contrast to plantation owners, slaves lived in small, poorly made __________ near the ________ fields. The ______________ was a man hired by the plantation owner to oversee, or manage the work on the fields. They also _____________ punished people.
Cabins
Crop
Overseer
Harshly
James ___________________, a respected British General, planned to use _____________ as a home for _________ (people who owe money that they can’t repay)
Oglethorpe
Georgia
Debtors
By 1720 in South Carolina, slaves made up for than _______ of the population of the colony. This made a possibility of a ________ ____________ a constant fear for the colonist leaders.
Half
Slave Rebellion
Large plantations were like small ______________. Plantations often had a _________________, a _________________, and a ________________’s shop. The planters family lived in the center of the plantation, in a section called “the ______ _________”
Villages
Flourmill
Blacksmith
Carpenter
Big House
Those who owned plantations hired ___________ or used _____________ to keep the plantations running. Large Plantation owners had great influence on __________________.
Workers
Slaves
Government
Slaves had been ______________, forced to _______, separated from their ____________, and ________________ harshly. Slaves resisted their situation by slowing their ________, ______________ away, and on occasion rebelling __________________.
Kidnapped, Work, Families, Punished, Work, Running, Violently
Georgia was named after ________ ___________ II.
King George