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What did they call the plantation manager who directed the working slaves?
the overseer
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What did they call the open space where cattle and sheep could graze?
town common
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Why did the colonies have to import tea and sugar?
because those products were not grown in the colonies - they came from other countries
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In what building did the people meet to make decisions and attend church?
the meeting house
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True or False? Women could not be planters.
false - Eliza Lucas Pinckney was a planter
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According to the text, if a farming family didn't grow something, how did they get it?
They made it.
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gift
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banana
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Identify one of Benjamin Franklin's "firsts". NO REPEATS
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What crop did Eliza Lucas Pinckney successfully grow for the first time in 1744?
indigo
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rocket
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Why do you think the southern plantation didn't have a school?
They didn't educate slave children, and the planter's children most likely had a tutor.
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rocket
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gift
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baam
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What city did Ben Franklin help to be successful after his arrival in 1723?
Philadelphia, PA
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Who did most of the work on a large plantation?
enslaved Africans
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Why were fires a problem in colonial towns?
most buildings were made of wood
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Identify one of Benjamin Franklin's "firsts". NO REPEATS
d
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