Growth Of 13 Colonies

Question 0

Triangular Trade

Answer 0

Roots followed by colonial merchants ships

Question 1

Substance Farming

Answer 1

They generally produced just enough to meet the needs of their family with a little left over

Question 2

Tidewater

Answer 2

A region of flat, low-lying plains along the seacoast

Question 3

Middle Passage

Answer 3

The pat of the triangular trade when enslaved Africans were shipped to the West Indies.

Question 4

Olaudah Equiano

Answer 4

A young African who was forced onto a ship to America. He later described his journey

Question 5

Cash Crops

Answer 5

Farm crop raided to be sold for money

Question 6

What were the most important cash crops of the South

Answer 6

Tobacco and Rice

Question 7

Principal

Answer 7

Most important

Question 8

Surplus

Answer 8

Extra amounts

Question 9

Backcountry

Answer 9

A region of hills and forests west of the tidewater

Question 10

Overseers

Answer 10

Bosses

Question 11

Slave code

Answer 11

Strict rules that governed the behavior and punishment of the enslaved Africans and help define the relationship between enslaved people and free people

Question 12

Successor

Answer 12

Next King

Question 13

Export

Answer 13

Sell abroad

Question 14

Import

Answer 14

Bought from foreign markets

Question 15

Glorious revolution

Answer 15

Period of political change in England

Question 16

Navigation Acts

Answer 16

Directed the trade between England and the colonies (they could only sell stuff to England not other places)

Question 17

Charter Colonies

Answer 17

A colony established by a group of settlers who had been given a formal document allowing them to settle

Question 18

Proprietary Colony

Answer 18

Run by individuals or groups to whom land was granted

Question 19

Royal Colony

Answer 19

Colony run by a governor and a council appointed by the King or Queen

Question 20

Great Awakening

Answer 20

A new rebirth

Question 21

What were family roles (men, women,sons, daughters)

Answer 21

• Men were the heads of the houses
• sons could worked as indentured servants for local farms
• women ran the households and cared for the children
• widows or unmarried women would be school teachers, maids or cooks for the wealthy, nurses, or seamstresses
• daughters helped cook and learned household roles

Question 22

Converted

Answer 22

Changed the religious beliefs of

Question 23

Iroquois Confederacy

Answer 23

The most powerful group of Native Americans

Question 24

George Washington

Answer 24

He was the surveyor who discovered a French fort in the Ohio River Valley

Question 25

Militia

Answer 25

A group of civilians trained to fight in emergencies

Question 26

Albany Plan of Union

Answer 26

United colonial government

Question 27

Alliances

Answer 27

Union between two or more people

Question 28

General Edward Braddock

Answer 28

Commander in chief of the British forces in America

Question 29

Seven Years’ War

Answer 29

A war that took place in Europe between Britain and France during the French and Indian war

Question 30

William Pitt

Answer 30

Britain’s Prime Minister during the war

Question 31

Jeffrey Amherst

Answer 31

British commanders

Question 32

Treaty of Paris

Answer 32

Forced France to give Canada most of its land Britain the land east of the Mississippi and Spain the land west of the Mississippi

Question 33

James Wolfe

Answer 33

British commander

Question 34

Pontiac’s War

Answer 34

When Pontiac United the Native Americans to fight the British

Question 35

Proclamation of 1763

Answer 35

Set the Appalachian Mountains as temporary boundaries for the colonies

Question 36

Speculators

Answer 36

Investors

Question 37

Why did Ben Franklin’s Albany plan of union fail

Answer 37

No colonies wanted to give up their power

Question 38

Who participated in the French and Indian war?

Answer 38

The French, did Americans, and the British