Colonial Life Part 2 Flashcards

(44 cards)

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(Capital Change)

  1. Name the three reasons the capital moved from Jamestown to Williamsburg.
A
1. drinking water was contaminated by  
     seepage of salt water
2.unhealthy living conditions caused 
   diseases
3. fire destroyed wooden and brick  
    buildings at Jamestown
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(Capital Change)

  1. Where did the capital move after Jamestown?
A

-Williamsburg

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(Capital Change)

  1. Where was the first capital of Virginia?
A

-Jamestown

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(Capital Change)

  1. How was the drinking water at Jamestown contaminated?
A

-seepage of salt water

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(Capital Change)

  1. What caused the diseases at Jamestown?
A

-Unhealthy living conditions

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(Capital Change)

  1. What happened to the buildings at Jamestown?
A

-fire destroyed them

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(Economics)

  1. What is the term for a medium (way) of exchange? (currency including coins and paper bills)
A

money

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(Economics)

  1. What is the term for trading or exchanging of goods and services without the use of money?
A

barter

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Q

(Economics)

  1. What is the term for buying a good or service now and paying for it later?
A

credit

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(Economics)

  1. What is the term for a good or service owed to someone?
A

debt

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(Economics)

  1. What is the term for money put away to save or spend at a later time?
A

savings

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(Economics)

  1. What system was commonly used instead of money because few people had paper money or coins to use to buy goods and services?
A

Barter

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(Economics)

  1. What was used instead of money to pay for goods and services?
A

Tobacco

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(Economics)

  1. How many banks did colonial Virginia have?
A

None

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(Economics)

  1. What is it called if a farmer trades his corn for some flour?
A

barter

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(Economics)

  1. What is it called if a farmer buys some milk now and pays the owner later when is crops are ready?
A

credit

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(Economics)

  1. What is it called if a farmer owes some tobacco to another farmer?
A

debt

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(Vocab)

  1. What is the term for products; things you can touch?
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(Vocab)

  1. What is the term for things people do for you?
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(Vocab)

  1. What is the term for the style in which a building is built?
A

-architecture

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(Vocab)

  1. What is the term for things families do from year to year and pass on (traditions)?
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(Vocab)

  1. What is the term for a group with common characteristics and features (like their behaviors and beliefs)?
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(Vocab)

  1. What is the term for moving from one place to another?
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(Vocab)

  1. What is the term for changes you make to “fit in” to an area?
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(Vocab) 8. What is the term for the area (land) around you?
-landscape
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(Vocab) 9. What is the term for something so dirty you can’t eat or drink it?
-contaminated
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(Vocab) 10. What is the term for when something leaks?
-seepage
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(Life) 11. What three types of resources did people living in colonial Virginia depended on to produce the goods and services they needed?
natural, capital, human
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(Life) 12. Describe the food choices and meals colonial Virginians ate. (two things)
Food choices were limited | Meals were made of local produce and meats
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(Life) 13. What were most homes like in colonial Virginia? (two things)
They had one room houses with dirt floors
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(Life) 14. Describe how colonial Virginians got their clothing and what their clothes were made out of.
They made their own clothes | Clothes were made out of cotton, wool, leather
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(Life) 15. Which group of Virginians owned their own businesses and property, but were denied most rights?
Many of the free African Americans
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(Life) 16. Which group of Virginians had no rights?
enslaved African Americans
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(Life) 17. Which group of Virginians worked tobacco, other crops, and livestock?
enslaved African Americans
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(Life) 18. Describe how white Virginians made their living. (two things)
MOST were small farmers | A FEW owned large farms (plantations)
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(Culture) 30. Whenever people settle an area, they change the culture and landscape to reflect what three things?
-beliefs, customs, and architecture
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(Culture) 31. What are three examples of architecture that reflect different cultures?
-barns, homes, places of worship
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(Culture) 32. What place name reflects the English culture?
-Richmond
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(Culture) 33. What place name reflects the American Indian culture?
-Roanoke
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(Culture) 34. Where did the English mainly settle in Virginia?
-in the Coastal Plain and Piedmont regions
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(Culture) 35. Where did the Germans and Scots-Irish mainly settle in Virginia?
-in the Shenandoah Valley, which is along the migration route
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(Culture) 36. Where did the African mainly settle in Virginia?
-in the Coastal Plain and Piedmont regions where growing tobacco required a great deal of labor
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(Culture) 37. Where did the American Indians mainly settle in Virginia? (Tell about before and after the settlers arrived)
- Before the arrival of the settlers, they lived in all areas throughout Virginia. - After the settlers arrived they were forced to move inland.
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(Culture) 38. What caused people to adapt old customs to their new environment?
-migration and living in new areas