What is a crop that is grown to sell for money rather than use by the growers?

The economy of the Virginia colony depended on what as the primary source of wealth?

What became the most profitable agricultural product?

Tobacco was sold in England as a _________ _________.

The successful cultivation of tobacco depended on a steady and inexpensive source of _________.

Who were brought to the Virginia colony and enslaved to work on the plantations?

What did the Virginia colony become dependent upon? This dependence lasted a long time.

Whenever people settle an area, they change the _______ and _________ to reflect their beliefs, customs, and architecture.

Name 3 examples of architecture that reflect different cultures.

The name "Richmond" reflects which culture?

The name "Roanoke" reflects which culture?

In which two regions did the English and other Europeans primarily settle in?

The Germans and Scots-Irish settled primarily where in Virginia? This place was along the migration route.

In which two regions did the Africans primarily settle in? Tobacco agriculture in these regions required a great deal of labor.

The culture of colonial Virginia reflected the beliefs, customs, and architecture of what 3 groups of people that were living there?

What caused to adapt old customs to their new environments?

Although it was a colony of _________, _________ developed a unique culture different from that of England.

Prior to the arrival of the settlers, ________ ________ lived throughout Virginia. After the settlers arrived, most were forced inland.

One of the factors related to the move of Jamestown to Williamsburg was the ___________ __________ was contaminated by seepage of salt water.

Another factor related to the move to Williamsburg was unhealthy living conditions caused what?

Another reason to move to Williamsburg was that _______ destroyed wooden and brick buildings at Jamestown.

Name 3 factors that influenced the move of the capital from Jamestown to Williamsburg.

Name the medium of exchange (currency, which includes coins and paper bills.)

What is the trading or exchanging of goods and services without the use of money?

What is the buying of goods and

services now and paying for them

later?

What is a good or service that is

owed to someone?

What is money put away to save

or to spend at a later time?

This was not often used in the

early Virginia colony.

What was commonly practiced

instead of using money?

________ people had paper money

or coins to use to buy goods and

services?

A tobacco farmer could use his

________ to pay for goods and

services.

Farmers and other consumers could

also buy goods and services on

________ and pay their ________ when

their crops were harvested and sold.

Did colonial Virginia have any banks?

Everyday life in colonial Virginia was ___________ for whites, enslaved African Americans, and free African Americans.

Food choices were ______________.

Most people in colonial Virginia lived in _________ room houses with _________ floors.

Who in colonial Virginia lived in large houses?

In colonial Virginia, households made their own ___________.

Most clothing in colonial Virginia was made of what?

How did most white Virginians make their living from the land?

A large farm is also called a ______________.

Did enslaved African Americans have rights?

Free __________ ___________ owned their own businesses and property, but were denied most rights.