Chapter 4: L 3

What is an example of enslaved people resisting slavery?

• Working hard in the fields
• Breaking tools
• Teaching slaveholders about a cash crop
• Working long hours

Which region has more slaves? 

• North
• South
• Midwest
• Southeast

Why were there more slaves in the South than the North? 

• The North had large farms and needed help
• The Southern religious beliefs allowed slavery
• Northern colonists preferred indentured servants
• Southern colonists all owned large farmed or plantations and needed help.

What is mercantilism?

• A system where there is more exporting than importing

• where colonies trade gold and silver with each other.

• A system where a there is more imports than exports

• Plantation colonies trading slaves for money.

Religious group that came to Pennsylvania with William Penn:

• Puritans

• Anglicans

• Quakers

• Shakers

What is the trade route named that goes between the English Colonies, England, Africa, and the West Indies?

• Triangle Sharing
• Trifold Movement
• Triangular Trade
• Square Trade

How were the slaves transported from Africa and The West Indies?

• Middle Ship
• Middle Passage
• Middle River
• Train

Had jobs as homemakers. They spun yarn and had few opportunities for education and were not permitted to vote.

• Enslaved African American
• Indentured Servant
• Artisan
• Women

Which statement about the Southern Colonies is true? 

• The cold, dry winters prevented the planting of many crops.
• The warm climate and long growing seasons, were good for growing tobacco and other cash crops

• The lack of rivers and streams hurt crops and trade.
• The area was good for farming grains. 

Large farms, called ___________________, were spread throughout the Southern colonies.

• Trade centers
• Plantations
• Settlements