3-2 Us History

Front 1

A crop grown primarily for sale is known as a _______.

Back 1

cash crop

Front 2

Plantation owners could ship their products directly to the north because the south has several navigable _______ that are deep enough for large ships.

Back 2

rivers

Front 3

Small farmers made up the _______ of the southern population.

Back 3

majority

Front 4

Planters controlled much of the South's _______ as well as its social and political institutions.

Back 4

economy

Front 5

_______ had few legal or social rights in the north and south.

Back 5

Women

Front 6

In the 1600's over one third of all immigrants were _______.

Back 6

indentured servants

Front 7

As available white laborers became scarce, southern planters turned to _______ to fill the shortage.

Back 7

African slaves

Front 8

By 1750 there were 200,000 _______ in the colonies.

Back 8

black slaves

Front 9

Three way trading between Europe, Africa, and the Americas was known as _______.

Back 9

triangular trade

Front 10

The transatlantic slave trade was referred to as the _______.

Back 10

middle passage

Front 11

Up to _______ percent of Africans died on the inhumane voyage across the Atlantic.

Back 11

20

Front 12

Slaves began full time labor at age 12 and continued until _______.

Back 12

death

Front 13

The courts did not consider _______ guilty of murder if a slave was killed during punishment.

Back 13

slave owners

Front 14

Planters in South Carolina and Georgia imported slaves for their _______ growing expertise.

Back 14

rice

Front 15

In 1739 a group of slaves in South Carolina killed several planter families in what came to be known as the _______.

Back 15

Stono Rebellion

Front 16

Marriages between runaway slaves and _______ was common.

Back 16

Native Americans