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Home Page Arts And Humanities History History of the Americas AP United States History 2.1.9 quiz - Flashcards

2.1.9 quiz – Flashcards

Rae Jordan
8 July 2022
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Why were the scots irish successful in the carolina piedmont
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They were used to hard labor
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What problem arose because Georgia did not allow slavery
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Slaved from other colonies ran away to georgis
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Which best described colonial shipping activity in the port of Charles town
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Slaves picked up rice and brought slaves
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What did England have that the wealthy southern planters wanted
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A society with an aristocratic class
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Carolina planters tried to avoid social isolation by
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Attending events in cities
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A cause of the unusual situation of the Gullah in Georgia and South Carolina was that
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White landowners stayed away from Gullah areas
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Which statement about the native Americans in Carolina is true
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The yamase and Tuscarora Indians left the area for new homes
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The settlement of the Caroline's was helped by
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The limited availability of land in Barbados
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Where did the Gullah come from
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Africa
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As a result of short lifespans which of these was Most common among planters in southern colonies
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Remarriage
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