'Plantation system' presentation slideshows

Card # 15

Card # 15 . Economy based on Manufacturing and Industry. Card #15. North. Card #16. Economy based on Agriculture. Card #16. South. Card #17.

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Exploration Jeopardy

Exploration Jeopardy. Explorers . Native Americans. Exploration. Slavery. Gullah. $10. $10. $10. $10. $10. $20. $20. $20. $20. $20. $30. $30. $30. $30. $30. $40. $40. $40. $40. $40. $50. $50. $50. $50. $50. Category 1 $10 Question.

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North American Colonies

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Copy the following on the top half of NB p. 37.

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Varieties of American Nationalism

Varieties of American Nationalism. Chapter 8. Defining an Era. After the War of 1812, two things were on the minds of most Americans Was slavery going to continue to be a part of the national identity and economy?

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Syracuse Hydroponics

s an agricultural wonder Syracuse hydroponics is introduced as a method of gardening where the role of soil is neglected. By using the natural supplements which are very much dissolvable by the utilization of water. Hydro culture is the proper set of hydroponics where water is the basement of plantation having all of nutrient solutions.

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Industrialization:

Industrialization:. North and South Economies Develop. Industrialization. Factory system Population shift to cities Inventions Expansion of Slavery Slave Rebellions Reform Movements Immigration. Effects of War of 1812.

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Industrialization Review

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Standard 1 EOC Review

Standard 1 EOC Review. 1. Most individuals settling in Virginia were a. relocated prisoners b. nobility seeking adventure c. seeking economic opportunities d. Christian missionaries. 2. The Virginia House of Burgesses was a. the first elected assembly in the New World

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THE CHANGING SOUTH (CHAPTER 9: PART 1)

THE CHANGING SOUTH (CHAPTER 9: PART 1). INTRODUCTION. The South has maintained a deeper regional sense than any other part of the U.S. Regionality is reinforced uniformly by people from across the U.S.

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Literature of Early America

Literature of Early America. Beginnings-1750. The Native Americans. Native Americans- First to inhabit North America (at least 30 time longer than Europeans). No written history. Information from archaeologists and folklorists. Earliest settlers greeted as friends.

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Kentucky History

Kentucky History. Causes of the Civil War. Cotton is King!.

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Do not yell out the answer!!!

Do not yell out the answer!!!. Which of the following most accurately describes the central purpose of the Monroe Doctrine? A . limits European influence in the Western Hemisphere B. gains official independence from England C. establishes the southern border of the US and Mexico

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Chapter 2

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Colonial ERA

Colonial ERA. 8-1.4 Colonial S.C. Vocabulary pp. Colonial South Carolina 8-1.4.

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Founding the Middle Colonies

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Chapter 16

Chapter 16. The South and the Slavery Controversy. Plantation Agriculture. Wasteful Excessive cultivation of cotton despoiled the land Weaknesses of the plantation system 1. Relied on one crop 2. Repealed European immigrants 3. Significant population moved West. Continued.

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4.3 Slavery in the Colonies

4.3 Slavery in the Colonies. The Atlantic S lave Trade. More than 10 million Africans were transported across the Atlantic Ocean Spanish and Portuguese traders began the process, but Dutch, French and English merchants also participated

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Key Vocabulary:

8-4.1 Explain the importance of agriculture in antebellum South Carolina, including the plantation system and the impact of the cotton gin on all social classes. Key Vocabulary:.

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Settling the Southern Colonies

Settling the Southern Colonies. The Carolinas. Proprietors tried to replicate the lucrative sugar-plantation system of Barbados Fundamental Constitutions of Carolina Provided for large and small head rights (land grants) to create an American nobility

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