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SOUTHERN COLONIES Story with Quiz to follow
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Virginia and other _________ colonies were
settled by people seeking ________
opportunities. ___________ was the
first permanent English settlement in North
America. It was established in ____ by the
Virginia Company of London as a ________
venture. The colonists eventually discovered the
hot and humid climate of the eastern _______
was suitable for growing ________. The plant
was so profitable that it became Virginias
primary ____ ____ . Other Southern colonies,
such as South Carolina and Georgia, grew ____
and ______
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Virginia and other Southern colonies were settled
by people seeking ________ opportunities.
___________ was the first permanent English
settlement in North America. It was
established in ____ by the Virginia Company of
London as a ________ venture. The colonists
eventually discovered the hot and humid climate
of the eastern _______ was suitable for growing
________. The plant was so profitable that it
became Virginias primary ____ ____ . Other
Southern colonies, such as South Carolina and
Georgia, grew ____ and ______
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Virginia and other Southern colonies were settled
by people seeking economic opportunities.
___________ was the first permanent English
settlement in North America. It was
established in ____ by the Virginia Company of
London as a ________ venture. The colonists
eventually discovered the hot and humid climate
of the eastern _______ was suitable for growing
________. The plant was so profitable that it
became Virginias primary ____ ____ . Other
Southern colonies, such as South Carolina and
Georgia, grew ____ and ______
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Virginia and other Southern colonies were settled
by people seeking economic opportunities.
Jamestown was the first permanent English
settlement in North America. It was
established in ____ by the Virginia Company of
London as a ________ venture. The colonists
eventually discovered the hot and humid climate
of the eastern _______ was suitable for growing
________. The plant was so profitable that it
became Virginias primary ____ ____ . Other
Southern colonies, such as South Carolina and
Georgia, grew ____ and ______
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Virginia and other Southern colonies were settled
by people seeking economic opportunities.
Jamestown was the first permanent English
settlement in North America. It was
established in 1607 by the Virginia Company of
London as a ________ venture. The colonists
eventually discovered the hot and humid climate
of the eastern _______ was suitable for growing
________. The plant was so profitable that it
became Virginias primary ____ ____ . Other
Southern colonies, such as South Carolina and
Georgia, grew ____ and ______
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Virginia and other Southern colonies were settled
by people seeking economic opportunities.
Jamestown was the first permanent English
settlement in North America. It was
established in 1607 by the Virginia Company of
London as a business venture. The colonists
eventually discovered the hot and humid climate
of the eastern _______ was suitable for growing
________. The plant was so profitable that it
became Virginias primary ____ ____ . Other
Southern colonies, such as South Carolina and
Georgia, grew ____ and ______
8
Virginia and other Southern colonies were settled
by people seeking economic opportunities.
Jamestown was the first permanent English
settlement in North America. It was
established in 1607 by the Virginia Company of
London as a business venture. The colonists
eventually discovered the hot and humid climate
of the eastern lowlands was suitable for
growing ________. The plant was so profitable
that it became Virginias primary ____ ____ .
Other Southern colonies, such as South
Carolina and Georgia, grew ____ and ______
9
Virginia and other Southern colonies were settled
by people seeking economic opportunities.
Jamestown was the first permanent English
settlement in North America. It was
established in 1607 by the Virginia Company of
London as a business venture. The colonists
eventually discovered the hot and humid climate
of the eastern lowlands was suitable for
growing tobacco. The plant was so profitable
that it became Virginias primary ____ ____ .
Other Southern colonies, such as South
Carolina and Georgia, grew ____ and ______
10
Virginia and other Southern colonies were settled
by people seeking economic opportunities.
Jamestown was the first permanent English
settlement in North America. It was
established in 1607 by the Virginia Company of
London as a business venture. The colonists
eventually discovered the hot and humid climate
of the eastern lowlands was suitable for
growing tobacco. The plant was so profitable
that it became Virginias primary cash crop .
Other Southern colonies, such as South
Carolina and Georgia, grew ____ and ______
11
Virginia and other Southern colonies were settled
by people seeking economic opportunities.
Jamestown was the first permanent English
settlement in North America. It was
established in 1607 by the Virginia Company of
London as a business venture. The colonists
eventually discovered the hot and humid climate
of the eastern lowlands was suitable for
growing tobacco. The plant was so profitable
that it became Virginias primary cash crop .
Other Southern colonies, such as South
Carolina and Georgia, grew rice and indigo
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for export to _______. The growth of a
__________-based agricultural society in
the coastal lowlands required cheap _____ on a
_____ scale. Some of the needs were met by
___________ _________ who were often poor
persons from England, Scotland, or Ireland
who agreed to work for a _______ __ ____ in
return for their ______ or relief from ____.
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for export to Europe. The growth of a
__________-based agricultural society in
the coastal lowlands required cheap _____ on a
_____ scale. Some of the needs were met by
___________ _________ who were often poor
persons from England, Scotland, or Ireland
who agreed to work for a _______ __ ____ in
return for their ______ or relief from ____.
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for export to Europe. The growth of a
plantation-based agricultural society in
the coastal lowlands required cheap _____ on a
_____ scale. Some of the needs were met by
___________ _________ who were often poor
persons from England, Scotland, or Ireland
who agreed to work for a _______ __ ____ in
return for their ______ or relief from ____.
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for export to Europe. The growth of a
plantation-based agricultural society in
the coastal lowlands required cheap labor on a
large scale. Some of the needs were met by
___________ _________ who were often poor
persons from England, Scotland, or Ireland
who agreed to work for a _______ __ ____ in
return for their ______ or relief from ____.
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for export to Europe. The growth of a
plantation-based agricultural society in
the coastal lowlands required cheap labor on a
large scale. Some of the needs were met by
indentured servants who were often poor persons
from England, Scotland, or Ireland who agreed to
work for a _______ __ ____ in return for their
______ or relief from ____.
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for export to Europe. The growth of a
plantation-based agricultural society in
the coastal lowlands required cheap labor on a
large scale. Some of the needs were met by
indentured servants who were often poor persons
from England, Scotland, or Ireland who agreed to
work for a period of time in return for their
______ or relief from ____.
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for export to Europe. The growth of a
plantation-based agricultural society in
the coastal lowlands required cheap labor on a
large scale. Some of the needs were met by
indentured servants who were often poor persons
from England, Scotland, or Ireland who agreed to
work for a period of time in return for their
passage or relief from ____.
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for export to Europe. The growth of a
plantation-based agricultural society in
the coastal lowlands required cheap labor on a
large scale. Some of the needs were met by
indentured servants who were often poor persons
from England, Scotland, or Ireland who agreed to
work for a period of time in return for their
passage or relief from debt.
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Eventually, the growth of an __________ economy
based on large landholdings in the Southern
Colonies and the Caribbean led to the
introduction of _______ in the New World. The
first ________were brought against their will to
__________ in ____ to work on tobacco
plantations. Some historians believe Africans
worked as _________ servants, earned their
freedom, and lived as free citizens during the
Colonial Period. Over time, however, larger
numbers of _________ Africans were ________
brought to the Southern Colonies. The brutal
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Eventually, the growth of an agricultural economy
based on large landholdings in the Southern
Colonies and the Caribbean led to the
introduction of _______ in the New World. The
first ________were brought against their will to
__________ in ____ to work on tobacco
plantations. Some historians believe Africans
worked as _________ servants, earned their
freedom, and lived as free citizens during the
Colonial Period. Over time, however, larger
numbers of _________ Africans were ________
brought to the Southern Colonies. The brutal
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Eventually, the growth of an agricultural economy
based on large landholdings in the Southern
Colonies and the Caribbean led to the
introduction of slavery in the New World. The
first ________were brought against their will to
__________ in ____ to work on tobacco
plantations. Some historians believe Africans
worked as _________ servants, earned their
freedom, and lived as free citizens during the
Colonial Period. Over time, however, larger
numbers of _________ Africans were ________
brought to the Southern Colonies. The brutal
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Eventually, the growth of an agricultural economy
based on large landholdings in the Southern
Colonies and the Caribbean led to the
introduction of slavery in the New World. The
first Africans were brought against their will to
__________ in ____ to work on tobacco
plantations. Some historians believe Africans
worked as _________ servants, earned their
freedom, and lived as free citizens during the
Colonial Period. Over time, however, larger
numbers of _________ Africans were ________
brought to the Southern Colonies. The brutal
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Eventually, the growth of an agricultural economy
based on large landholdings in the Southern
Colonies and the Caribbean led to the
introduction of slavery in the New World. The
first Africans were brought against their will to
Jamestown in ____ to work on tobacco
plantations. Some historians believe Africans
worked as _________ servants, earned their
freedom, and lived as free citizens during the
Colonial Period. Over time, however, larger
numbers of _________ Africans were ________
brought to the Southern Colonies. The brutal
25
Eventually, the growth of an agricultural economy
based on large landholdings in the Southern
Colonies and the Caribbean led to the
introduction of slavery in the New World. The
first Africans were brought against their will to
Jamestown in 1619 to work on tobacco
plantations. Some historians believe Africans
worked as _________ servants, earned their
freedom, and lived as free citizens during the
Colonial Period. Over time, however, larger
numbers of _________ Africans were ________
brought to the Southern Colonies. The brutal
26
Eventually, the growth of an agricultural economy
based on large landholdings in the Southern
Colonies and the Caribbean led to the
introduction of slavery in the New World. The
first Africans were brought against their will to
Jamestown in 1619 to work on tobacco
plantations. Some historians believe Africans
worked as indentured servants, earned their
freedom, and lived as free citizens during the
Colonial Period. Over time, however, larger
numbers of _________ Africans were ________
brought to the Southern Colonies. The brutal
27
Eventually, the growth of an agricultural economy
based on large landholdings in the Southern
Colonies and the Caribbean led to the
introduction of slavery in the New World. The
first Africans were brought against their will to
Jamestown in 1619 to work on tobacco
plantations. Some historians believe Africans
worked as indentured servants, earned their
freedom, and lived as free citizens during the
Colonial Period. Over time, however, larger
numbers of enslaved Africans were ________
brought to the Southern Colonies. The brutal
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Eventually, the growth of an agricultural economy
based on large landholdings in the Southern
Colonies and the Caribbean led to the
introduction of slavery in the New World. The
first Africans were brought against their will to
Jamestown in 1619 to work on tobacco
plantations. Some historians believe Africans
worked as indentured servants, earned their
freedom, and lived as free citizens during the
Colonial Period. Over time, however, larger
numbers of enslaved Africans were forcibly
brought to the Southern Colonies. The brutal
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journey from Africa to the New World was called
the _______ _______ . The development of a
________-based agricultural economy in the
Southern colonies would lead to eventual _______
between the North and South and the American
______ ___.
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journey from Africa to the New World was called
the Middle Passage . The development of a
________-based agricultural economy in the
Southern colonies would lead to eventual _______
between the North and South and the American
______ ___.
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journey from Africa to the New World was called
the Middle Passage . The development of a
slavery -based agricultural economy in the
Southern colonies would lead to eventual _______
between the North and South and the American
______ ___.
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journey from Africa to the New World was called
the Middle Passage . The development of a
slavery -based agricultural economy in the
Southern colonies would lead to eventual
conflict between the North and South and the
American ______ ___.
33
journey from Africa to the New World was called
the Middle Passage . The development of a
slavery -based agricultural economy in the
Southern colonies would lead to eventual
conflict between the North and South and the
American Civil War.
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SOL QUIZ SOUTHERN COLONIES
Why were the Southern Colonies founded?






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SOL QUIZ SOUTHERN COLONIES
Why were the Southern Colonies founded? Economic Opportunities (MAKE MONEY!)






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SOL QUIZ SOUTHERN COLONIES
Why were the Southern Colonies founded? Economic Opportunities (MAKE MONEY!)
What was the 1st Permanent English colony in the New World





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SOL QUIZ SOUTHERN COLONIES
Why were the Southern Colonies founded? Economic Opportunities (MAKE MONEY!)
What was the 1st Permanent English colony in the New World? Jamestown, 1607





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SOL QUIZ SOUTHERN COLONIES
Why were the Southern Colonies founded? Economic Opportunities (MAKE MONEY!)
What was the 1st Permanent English colony in the New World? Jamestown, 1607
What cash crop was grown in Virginia?




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SOL QUIZ SOUTHERN COLONIES
Why were the Southern Colonies founded? Economic Opportunities (MAKE MONEY!)
What was the 1st Permanent English colony in the New World Jamestown, 1607
What cash crop was grown in Virginia? Tobacco




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SOL QUIZ SOUTHERN COLONIES
Why were the Southern Colonies founded? Economic Opportunities (MAKE MONEY!)
What was the 1st Permanent English colony in the New World Jamestown, 1607
What cash crop was grown in Virginia? Tobacco
Who were poor immigrants who contracted themselves to work in exchange for passage?



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SOL QUIZ SOUTHERN COLONIES
Why were the Southern Colonies founded? Economic Opportunities (MAKE MONEY!)
What was the 1st Permanent English colony in the New World Jamestown, 1607
What cash crop was grown in Virginia? Tobacco
Who were poor immigrants who contracted themselves to work in exchange for passage? Indentured Servants



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SOL QUIZ SOUTHERN COLONIES
Why were the Southern Colonies founded? Economic Opportunities (MAKE MONEY!)
What was the 1st Permanent English colony in the New World Jamestown, 1607
What cash crop was grown in Virginia? Tobacco
Who were poor immigrants who contracted themselves to work in exchange for passage? Indentured Servants
Who were forcibly brought from Africa to work on tobacco plantations?


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SOL QUIZ SOUTHERN COLONIES
Why were the Southern Colonies founded? Economic Opportunities (MAKE MONEY!)
What was the 1st Permanent English colony in the New World Jamestown, 1607
What cash crop was grown in Virginia? Tobacco
Who were poor immigrants who contracted themselves to work in exchange for passage? Indentured Servants
Who were forcibly brought from Africa to work on tobacco plantations? Slaves


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SOL QUIZ SOUTHERN COLONIES
Why were the Southern Colonies founded? Economic Opportunities (MAKE MONEY!)
What was the 1st Permanent English colony in the New World Jamestown, 1607
What cash crop was grown in Virginia? Tobacco
Who were poor immigrants who contracted themselves to work in exchange for passage? Indentured Servants
Who were forcibly brought from Africa to work on tobacco plantations? Slaves
When were the 1st slaves brought to Jamestown?

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SOL QUIZ SOUTHERN COLONIES
Why were the Southern Colonies founded? Economic Opportunities (MAKE MONEY!)
What was the 1st Permanent English colony in the New World Jamestown, 1607
What cash crop was grown in Virginia? Tobacco
Who were poor immigrants who contracted themselves to work in exchange for passage? Indentured Servants
Who were forcibly brought from Africa to work on tobacco plantations? Slaves
When were the 1st slaves brought to Jamestown? 1619

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SOL QUIZ SOUTHERN COLONIES
Why were the Southern Colonies founded? Economic Opportunities (MAKE MONEY!)
What was the 1st Permanent English colony in the New World Jamestown, 1607
What cash crop was grown in Virginia? Tobacco
Who were poor immigrants who contracted themselves to work in exchange for passage? Indentured Servants
Who was forcible brought from Africa to work on tobacco plantations? Slaves
When were the 1st slaves brought to Jamestown? 1619
What conflict would result between North and South partly because of slavery?
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SOL QUIZ SOUTHERN COLONIES
Why were the Southern Colonies founded? Economic Opportunities (MAKE MONEY!)
What was the 1st Permanent English colony in the New World Jamestown, 1607
What cash crop was grown in Virginia? Tobacco
Who were poor immigrants who contracted themselves to work in exchange for passage? Indentured Servants
Who was forcible brought from Africa to work on tobacco plantations? Slaves
When were the 1st slaves brought to Jamestown? 1619
What conflict would result between North and South partly because of slavery? Civil War
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