How are "cash crops" linked to water transportation?

they were sent to Britain or Africa by ship

On a product map, how do you know which products are most important

there are more symbols of that product than others

How are "indentured servants" linked to water transportation

indentured servants came by ship to the colonies

How did market towns help farmers who lived near them?

Farmers could trade their crops for goods and services

How do "whale products" link to water transportation?

hunters killed whales and their products were sold at ports

had to work for a set period of time without pay

Which products were imports to the British colonies?

slaves, manufactured goods, sugar, molasses, coffee

How are "slaves" linked to water transportation?

They were shipped from Africa to the British colonies

On a product map, you will see

symbols that represent products grown there

How does "tobacco" link to water transportation?

tobacco, a cash crop, was shipped to Britian

Which products were exports of the British colonies

tobacco, furs, lumber, rice, iron products

New England towns, the meetinghouse was both

a house of worship and a place of government

Travel on the Great Wagon Road

was important to the settlement of the backcountry

The triangular trade route linked

Britain, British colonies and Africa

What was the purpose of a town meeting?

to make decisions about the laws and town workers

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1
How are "cash crops" linked to water transportation?
ships brought cash crops to the 13 colonies
Ships were used in the fields to plant the crops
they were sent to Britain or Africa by ship
they were grown on ships
2
On a product map, how do you know which products are most important
there is a star next to the symbol
there are more symbols of that product than others
you don't
there are less symbols of that product
3
A young people who lived in cities learned to do jobs that required special skills by
going to college
becoming apprentices
traveling to the backcountry
following the triangular trade route
4
Planters most often sold their cash crops through
British brokers
constables
indentured servants
apprentices
5
The land between the Coastal Plain and the Appalachian Mountains is known as the
fall line
prairie
backcountry
heartland
6
How are "indentured servants" linked to water transportation
they worked on ships
they lived on ships
indentured servants came by ship to the colonies
they were in charge of transporting goods by ship
7
How did market towns help farmers who lived near them?
Women, Africans, and Native Americans could vote
Farmers could trade their crops for goods and services
British brokers visited these towns to buy tobacco
There was a college where people finished their education
8
Which of these activities contributed to the growth of cities along the Atlantic coast?
whaling
growing indigo
dairy farming
growing tobacco
9
How do "whale products" link to water transportation?
whales blocked ships from entering ports
hunters killed whales and their products were sold at ports
whale products were used by colonists
10
Which best describes the education received by the daughters of southern planters?
they learned to read and sew
they went to college in Britain
they received no education
they learned science and math
11
Wealthy planters were able to "do the work" required on large plantations because
British brokers
enslaved Africans
enslaved Native Americans
the local militia
12
Indentured servants
had to work for a set period of time without pay
were in charge of trade in the cities
worked for a lifetime in trade for their children's freedom
always went willingly to the colonies
13
Which products were imports to the British colonies?
manufactured goods, slaves, rice, lumber, fish
lumber, rice, iron, silver, fish
slaves, manufactured goods, sugar, molasses, coffee
coffee, meat, butter, bread, slaves
14
How are "slaves" linked to water transportation?
They were shipped to Africa from the British colonies
They worked on the ships that transported cash crops
They traveled along waterways looking for jobs
They were shipped from Africa to the British colonies
15
What did southern plantation owners use instead of money?
furs
fish
gold
crops
16
On a product map, you will see
symbols that represent products grown there
the population of towns cities
only cities and roads
geographic features like mountains, names of bodies of water
17
How does "tobacco" link to water transportation?
tobacco came from Africa and Britain to the 13 colonies
tobacco, a cash crop, was shipped to Britian
tobacco was grown on ships
water was needed to grow tobacco
18
In the southern colonies, most of the land was owned by...
small farmers
planters
brokers
church officials
19
Early southern plantations were usually built
along waterways
along major roads
in cities
near mountains
20
Which products were exports of the British colonies
sugar, manufactured goods, slaves, coffee, fruit
tobacco, furs, lumber, rice, iron products
sugar, manufactured goods, coffee, jewelry
slaves, furs, rice, tobacco
21
New England towns, the meetinghouse was both
a general store and a jail
a house of worship and a general store
a house of worship and a place of government
a jail and a place of government
22
Travel on the Great Wagon Road
was important to the settlement of the backcountry
was the only way to get wagons to the ocean
was one of the many roads that led to the backcountry
was very easy
23
The triangular trade route linked
British colonies, Asia, and Africa
Britain, British colonies and Africa
market towns, county seats, and plantations
colonial cities, market towns, and plantations
24
What was the purpose of a town meeting?
to collect taxes for the king
to educate boys and girls
to make decisions about the laws and town workers
to have people work together to build Conestogas

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