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Virginia Studies Two Truths and a Lie Colonial VA - VS.4
Virginia Studies Two Truths and a Lie Colonial VA - VS.4
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1
Find the lie!
The Virginia colony becomes dependent on agriculture.
Much of the tobacco grown in Virginia is sold to Spain.
Agriculture does well in Virginia.
2
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Richmond was closer to the sea and safe from British attack.
The capital moved from Williamsburg to Richmond.
Richmond was more centrally located in the state.
3
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Jamestown had unhealthy living conditions.
Fire destroyed many buildings in Jamestown.
Jamestown had the best water supply in the colony.
4
Find the lie!
English primarily settled in the CP and Piedmont regions.
Native Americans only lived in the Blue Ridge Mountains.
Africans followed the English settlers to work as slaves.
5
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Plantations were large houses or mansions.
Clothing was made from cotton, leather, or wool.
Only a few people lived in one room houses with dirt floors.
6
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Saving and spending are antonyms.
Credit and debt are synonyms.
Barter and trade are synonyms.
7
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Cultural landscapes reflect beliefs, customs, & traditions.
Cultural landscapes include stores, barns, and churches.
Cultural landscapes can also reflect architecture.
8
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Germans & Scot-Irish settlers lived in the Shenandoah Valley
VA's culture reflects African, English, & Spanish culture.
The capital moved from Jamestown to Williamsburg.
9
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Reflects English culture: Appomattox
Reflects Native American culture: Roanoke
Reflects English culture: Richmond
10
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Machines and tools are examples of capital resources.
Human resources work to make goods or provide services.
Natural resources include doctors, teachers, and farmers.
11
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Tobacco was a major cash crop in the colonies.
The colony was dependent on slave labor.
Many colonists worked hard in their own tobacco fields.
12
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Food choices were limited.
Meals were made of seafood, fruit, veggies, & lots of bread.
There were no supermarkets or grocery stores.