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15 Cards in this Set
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Irrigate
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To bring water to an are such as farmland.
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Warehouse
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A large building used for storing a surplus.
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Surplus
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The amount that remains when use or need is satisfied.
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Fertile Soil
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Land capable of sustaining abundant plant growth.
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Planter
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The owner of a plantation.
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Piedmont
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The fertile land at the foot of a mountain.
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Rotation of Crops
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System by which planters moved crops from one field to the next to facilitate the growth of tobacco in the most fertile soil.
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Coastal Plain
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A spread of land near bordering an ocean.
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Plantation
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A large estate or farm on which crops are raised, often by slaves.
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Cash Crop
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A salable crop that is grown and gathered to be sold. (Tobacco)
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Push-Pull Factor
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A factor that pushes people out of their native lands and pulls them toward a new place.
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Indigo
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A plant grown in the Southern Colonies that yields a deep blue dye.
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House of Burgesses
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Created in 1619, it was the first representative assembly in the American Colonies.
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Royal Colonies
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A colony ruled by governors appointed by a king.
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Triangular Trade
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The transatlantic system of trade in which goods, including slaves, were exchanged between Africa, England, Europe, the West Indies, and the colonies in North America
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