Chapter 7 social studies notes

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Constitution

A written plan of government

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Debtors

A person who is put in prison for owing money

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Backcountry

The land beyond or in back of the area already settled by Europeans

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The Maryland Colony

Founded by Lord Baltimore, the Calvert family, as a refuge for Catholics and to make money.

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The Toleration Act

Gave religious freedom to all Christians in the Maryland Colony

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Tobacco

Cash crop grown in northern parts of the southern colonies ( Maryland, Virginia, northern parts of North Carolina )

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Rice

Grown in the southern parts of thenSouthern Colonies since it was too wet and swampy there to grow tobacco.

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area included in the original colony of Carolina

Included area from Virginia to Spanish Florida

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The Carolina Colony

Governed by eight English leaders called the Lord Proprietors. Difficult colony to govern because colonists often did not follow laws they didn’t like. It was too large to govern easily so they split the colony into North and South Carolina.

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The Georgia Colony

Founded by James Oglethorpe as a way to give debtors a chance to start a new life.

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The Piedmont also known as the backcountry

Is the land between the Coastal

Plain and the Appalachian Mountains

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Conflict developed between Native Americans and settlers because

Settlers took over Native American land. Some colonists cheated natives in trade. Colonists would not allow natives to hunt near their plantations. Settlers destroyed the Tuscarora village to build a new settlements. Some natives died in battle or were enslaved.

Many natives died of European diseases like smallpox or measles

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