7A7B 3.1-3.2 Quiz Study Guide

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What was wrong with New England's land?
The soil was thin and rocky, making it unsuitable to grow crops.

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What was wrong with New England's land?
The soil was thin and rocky, making it unsuitable to grow crops.
Large farms in the South that grew cash crops (often with slave labor).
plantations
The main crop in tidewater areas of the southern colonies
rice
The most COMMON food crop in America
corn
an undeveloped area at the edge of the settled area
frontier
region that was the "melting pot" of settlers
middle colonies
formed the western boundary of the British colonies for over one hundred years
the Appalachian Mountains
farmers who could raise just enough crops and livestock to provide for their families
subsistence farmers
traded from Africa to the Caribbean or America
slaves
traded from the Caribbean to America
sugar
traded from America to England
tobacco
wave of immigrants that came from Europe to America in the early years of colonization
Great Migration
traded from England to America
manufactured goods