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What is subsistence farming?

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Producing enough to meet the needs of the family

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What was the main economic activity in all colonies?

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Farming

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What is commercial agriculture?

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When larger amounts of crops are produced to make a profit

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Why did New England farmers practice subsistence farming?

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Farms in New England were smaller than those in the south because of long winters and thin rocky soil

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What were the two main industries of the New England colonies?

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Shipbuilding and fish

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What is the triangular trade?

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New England, West Africa and Europe

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What were the main items traded in the Triangular Trade?

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Sugar & Molasses-Rum

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What was the name of the slave transporting leg of the Triangular Trade?

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The middle passage

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Where was the hub of the shipping trade in America?

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New England

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What is a cash crop?

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Crops that could be sold in markets

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What were the two main cash crops of the Middle Colonies?

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Wheat and Oats

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Which colonial region was known for its diverse population of German and Scotch-Irish citizens?

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Middle

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What was the main cash crop in Virginia and Maryland?

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Tobacco

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What was the main cash crop in Georgia and South Carolina?

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Rice

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What did rice and tobacco have in common (why slaves were used to harvest them)?

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Both were labor intensive so slavery increased on these large farms

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What is supply and demand?

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Supply and Demand controls the prices of crops

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What is the region of the Southern colonies where the plantations resided?

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The tide water area is the plains along the sea coast where large plantations reside

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What were the strict rules governing the behavior and punishment of slaves in the colonies?

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Slave codes

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How did England view the colonies economically?

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England views the colonies as an economic resource

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How do you make money on trade?

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You must export more than you import

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What were the Navigation Acts?

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Were passed by England to restrict trade and ensure they make money

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What established a limited government in the 13th century and inspired the US Constitution?

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The Magna Carta

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Who was allowed to vote in the mid 1700’s in the colonies?

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White men who owned land could vote,but not all free men could vote

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What was the religious revival that swept through the colonies?

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The great awakening

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What was the Enlightenment?

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Belief that knowledge,science,reason,could improve society

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What was the name of the book Benjamin Franklin wrote after being inspired by the Enlightenment?

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He wrote poor Richards almanac, a collection of witty sayings, such as “A penny saved is a penny earned”

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Who was the newspaper publisher that was charged with a crime for accusing the governor of New York of being corrupt?

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John Peter Zenger (1733)

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Where is the land area that the British and French fought over because of the fur trade?

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Ohio River Valley

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What was the most powerful group of Native Americans in the East?

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Iroquois Confederacy

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Who was sent to tell the French to leave the Ohio River Valley and struck the first blow against the French?

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George Washinton

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What is a militia?

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A group of citizens trained to fight in emergencies

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What did the Albany Plan of Union want to do?

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Called for one general gov’t for the 13 colonies

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What was the name of the political cartoon that encouraged the colonies to approve the Albany Plan of Union?

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“Join or Die”

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What was the name of the war between the French and British in Europe?

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7 years

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What is the name of the fort that the Cherokee burned down in modern day Tennessee?

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Tennessee’s Fort Loudon

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Who oversaw the colonial war effort in London and was the cause of the British turnaround?

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William Pitt

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What was the most important victory for the British in the F&I War?

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In 1759, the greatest British victory would take place in the battle of Quebec

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What did the Treaty of Paris 1763 do?

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Ends the French and Indian war and is the end of power in North America for the French

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Who was the Ottawa chief who believed the British were threatening their way of life?

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Pontiac

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What did the Proclamation of 1763 do?

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Which halted western expansion by the settlers west of the Appalachian Mountains

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