A crop that is grown to be sold for money rather than for use by the growers is called a

• economy

• money

• good

• cash crop

The Virginia colony depended on ______ as the main source of money and wealth.

• coal mining

• agriculture

• shipbuilding

• trading

The most profitable agricultural product of the Virginia Colony was

• tobacco

• corn

• lumber

• gold

Tobacco plantations needed a ______________ to plant and harvest the tobacco.

• steady supply of inexpensive workers (slaves)

• happy and joyful workers

• motivated workers

• highly paid workers

True or false- Africans made it possible for tobacco to become a successful cash crop in Virginia.

• true

• false

When an area is settled, the landscape is changed. These changes reflect the settlers' ______.

• family

• culture

• wealth

• business

Richmond is to English as Roanoke is to _____.

• Scots-Irish

• Spanish

• African

• American Indian

English, Europeans, and Africans settled mostly in which regions of Virinia?

• Appalachian and Piedmont

• Coastal Plains and Blue Ridge

• Blue Ridge and Valley and Ridge

• Piedmont and Coastal Plains

What happened to the Native Americans as more English settlers arrived?

• They were forced to move further inland

• They all died in war.

• They lived and worked with the Englishmen.

Where did the settler sell the tobacco?

• to the Native Peoples

• to the Spanish

• to England

• to the French