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Why was access to waterways an important factor in the development of colonial cities and towns?
Access to waterways was an important factor in the development of colonial cities and towns because it provided fertile land to grow crops,drink water, and good for transportation
Why did the plantation system develop in Virginia?
In early Virgina, people lived on scattered farms rather than towns. Tobacco farmers soon began founding large farms called plantations. These plantations were made possible in part by use of the headright system. Under this system, colonists who paid their own way to Virginia received 50 acres of land! Colonist participated in plantations so they could make tobacco and earn land.
What are some clues you can look for to reveal the colonial history of a region?
A. Look at the language spokenB. See if the people have citizenry in Another CountryC. Check out the names of towns and cities
Why was it hard to hold town meetings in the southern colonies?
Unlike New England, people did not live in towns- they were spread out in the country.
People in which colonial region mostly lived next to each other in towns with a common grazing area and public meeting house?
New England (APEX)
Were colonial plantations like small towns?
maybe
What were the similarities between the middle colony towns and the southern plantations?
they are both cool
What replaced towns in the south in the 1700's?
Plantations, which were like privately-owned towns.
How were colonial towns similar to and different from colonial colonies?
Ummm....
''In colonial time's where were the different kinds of towns and cities located''?
In colonial times , were the different kinds of towns and cities located?
Why were the southern states under represented in congress?
Government representative numbers are determined by state and population. When the south was made of small towns and large plantations, they lacked the population for a good amount of representation.
What operated like a small town and was the center of southern life?
Plantations in the Southern United States operated like small towns, serving as the center of life for plantation owners, their families, and enslaved people. These plantations were self-sufficient communities with residences, farms, workshops, and other buildings, providing everything needed for daily life within the confines of the plantation.
How were colonial towns different than colonial cities?
go away noobs
Did the colonial towns have schools in the 1700s?
Yes they did.
What is the common feature's in colonial towns of Mexico?
ThE pLaZa
Where were many of the colonial towns located?
on streams and rivers
Why did each colonial town have a green?
All colonial towns had a green to be used as a gathering place.
