Chapter 3-Colonial Life Flashcards
What was the cash crop of the Chesapeake Bay region
tobacco
What type of farms dominated the Chesapeake Bay region
plantations
Who relied on planters to fund their trans-Atlantic voyage and other fees
Indentured servants
To provide for a large labor force and to make up for a high infant mortality rate, families produced many ____ during colonial days.
children
This was a subsistence crop throughout the all colonies.
corn
These were used to ship almost all goods during colonial days
barrels
Tobacco was transported in a special container called a ____
hogshead
Almost all shipping in the Chesapeake Region was by _____ thus making roads and towns unneccessary
river transportation
Governor ____ of Virginia created a crisis during Bacon’s Rebellion by not pushing Indians off good land for recently released indentured servants.
Governor Berkely
The Results of Bacon’s Rebellion in Virginia was an increase in ____ labor rather than indentured servant labor.
Slave Labor
He led a rebellion in the Chesapeake Region that called for more land to the lower classes.
Nathaniel Bacon
South Carolina’s cash crops were ____ and ___.
Indigo and rice
Georgia was set up by James Oglethorpe as a ____ colony.
Debtor’s colony
This region’s environment was little different than Europe’s, had no plantations or cash crops, and had few exportable products.
New England
The primary economic activities for the New England region included ____ and ____.
Fishing and ship-building
