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What is the name of the path taken by slaves from Africa to North America (the 13 Colonies)?
The Middle Passage
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True or False: indentured servants and slaves were the same thing.
False.
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What issue did many Native Americans face from the Columbian Exchange?
Europeans brought over unfamiliar diseases that resulted in the deaths of many Native Americans.
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What did Native Americans and colonists disagree over?
Who owned the land
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What was the name of the group of French protestants who started the South Carolina Society?
Huguenots
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Why was farming a large part of the economy in the South?
The rich soil and warm climate
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How did slaves rebel against life on plantations?
They would work slowly, fake illnesses, or break tools.
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Why did many slaves die during the Middle Passage?
They were cramped and did not have much food.
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How did the Lords Proprietors come to power in South Carolina?
The King of England gave them land in the colonies to pay a debt.
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Wealthy plantation owners relied on what to make them successful?
The labor of slaves
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What crops were commonly grown by African slaves? (Include 3)
Rice, cotton, tobacco, indigo
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