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Southern Colonies

Maryland Virginia North Carolina South Carolina Georgia Names of Colonies Maryland Virginia North Carolina South Carolina Georgia

Geography and Climate Fertile soil for farming Warm and wet, long hot summer (Maryland – mild)

Economic Development/resources Farming and plantations Cash crops (tobacco, indigo, rice) Forests (saw mills and naval stores)

Products/Crops Tobacco, indigo, rice Cash crops

Type of Government Governors Elected assemblies Constitution

Culture/Beliefs Slavery (worked plantations) Small farms Plantations Religious freedom (Maryland) –Anglican church

Important People James Oglethorpe George Calvert/Lord Baltimore Eliza Pinckney (indigo in South Carolina)

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