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Chapter 6 - Social Studies

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What was the meetinghouse used for in most New England towns?It was a house of worship and a place of government.
What was the purpose of a town meeting?To make decisions about laws and town workers.
How did market towns help farmers who lived near them?Farmers could trade their crops for goods and services.
What did the triangular trade route link?Britain, British colonies, and Africa.
What economic activities contributed to the growth of cities along the Atlantic Coast?Whaling.
How did young people who lived in cities learn to do jobs that required special skills?By becoming apprentices.
Who owned most of the land in the Southern Colonies?Planters.
Where were early southern plantations usually built?Along waterways.
What did southern plantation owners use instead of money?Crops
Who did planters most often sell their farm products through?British brokers.
What were indentured servants?People who had to work for a set time without pay.
Who enabled wealthy planters to do the work required on large plantations?Enslaved Africans.
What best describes the education received by the daughters of Southern planters?They learned to read and sew.
Why were there so few schools in the southern colonies?Most of the people lived far apart on plantations.
What is the land between the Coastal Plain and the Appalachian Mountains known as?Backcountry.
How are indentured servants related to water transportation?They traveled to America by ship.
How are raw materials related to water transportation?They were shipped from the colonies to Britain.
How were slaves related to water transportation?They were transported by ship from Africa to the colonies in North America.
How does tobacco relate to water transportation?It was transported by ship to Britain to be sold.
How do whale products relate to water transportation?Hunters went to sea to kill whales and then returned to ports to sell whale products.
What were some inportant imports of the British colonies?Books, clothing, machinery, shoes, threads, tools.
What were some important exports of the British colonies?dried fish, furs, indigo, rice, tobacco, lumber.
What were the jobs of the planter?To see that crops were planted, harvested, stored, and shipped to matket as well as keeping careful records of the business.
What were the jobs of the planter's wife?To clothe and feed the family and make sure everyone living on the plantation had food, clothing, and medical care.


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