Southern Colonies chapter 7

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Southern Colonies chapter 7

George Calvert
aka Lord Baltimore, member of the Virginia Company, asked King Charles I for a charter for a new colony along Chesapeake Bay, north of Virginia
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George Calvert aka Lord Baltimore, member of the Virginia Company, asked King Charles I for a charter for a new colony along Chesapeake Bay, north of Virginia
Cecilius Calvert George Calvert's son, aka Lord Baltimore & owner of new colony, Maryland
constitution a written plan of government
1712 Carolina colony splits into 2 new colonies, North & South Carolina
James Oglethorpe wealthy English leader who came up with idea to send imprisoned English debtors to settle area south of South Carolina to defend land from French & Spanish. He & partners got charter for land &named colony Georgia after the King George II
backcountry frontier land between Coastal Plain & Appalachian Mountains
debtor people who owed money
1632 Lord Baltimore founds Maryland colony
1733 James Oglethorpe founds Georgia colony, last of 13 colonies
reason Maryland founded refuge for Catholics & to make $
Virginia royal colony controlled by King
Carolina colony difficult to govern charter divided among 8 English leaders or the Lords Proprietors, area was huge & colonists ignored laws they didn't like. North was hilly, South was flat, swampy
Southern colonies Virginia, MAryland, North Carolina, South Carolina & Georgia
indentured servents many settled in Maryland
Enslaved Africans arrived with West Indies settlers in South Carolina
Conflicts with American Indians Europeans displaced American Indian tribes that lived in the area that became the Southern Colonies
institutionalize a part of life
planter plantation owners
overseer people hired by plantation owners to watch over field slaves as they worked
Anthony Johnson former slave who bought land in Virginia in 1640's
Spanish Florida Place where runaway slaves found help from Seminole Indians
Fort Mose 1n 1738, Spanish governor set up this town for free Africans
1619 first Africans arrive in Virginia
1750 about 200,000 slaves live in Southern Colonies
1729 Baltimore, Maryland founded
1740's Charles Town, South Carolina exports 30 million lbs of rice/year
indigo important cash crop of South Carolina, plant was used to make blue dye
interdependence depending on others for goods or services
broker pesron who is paid to buy & sell for someone else
Eliza Lucas Pinckney developed indigo plant in South Carolina after 3 years of experiments, became important cash crop
Baltimore, Maryland busy port exporting grain & tobaccomajor center for shipbuilding
Wilmington, North carolina importing shipping center for forest products
Reaction of enslaved resisted slavery, attempted to escape, preserved culture by telling stories about Africa & singing African songs
Reason for few schools far distances between plantations
tobacco cash crop of Maryland, Virginia & North Carolina

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