| A | B |
|---|
| Rice | main cash crop of Georgia |
| Iriquois Confederacy | powerful group of Native Americans |
| Proclemation of 1763 | halted westward expansion. |
| Pontiac | an Ottawa chief |
| subsitence farming | practiced in New England |
| New England | hub of shippin g for North America |
| Jeffrey Amherst | British Officer who captured Montreal at the end of the French and Indian war. |
| labor for southern rice fields | enslaved Africans |
| backcountry | region of small farms in the southern colonies |
| mercantilism | the theory that a nation's power is based on their wealth |
| Albany Plan of Union | called for one central government for American colonies |
| Edward Braddock | British commander sent to fight the french in Ohio valley. He failed |
| Treaty of Paris | marked the end of French power in North America |
| William Pitt | changed Britan's fortune in the war with France |
| Middle Passage | leg of the triangular trade in which Africans were sent to West Indies |
| charter, propriatary and royal colonies. | types of colonies |
| charter colonies | settlers given a grant of rights. Colonists elected govenors |
| proprietary colonies | Britan granted land. They appointed govenor. |
| royal colonies | Colonies directly ruled by Britan. King appointed govenor; colonist elected the lower house. |
