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Southern Colonies

Published on Nov 18, 2015

Slavery in the Southern Colonies

PRESENTATION OUTLINE

Southern Colonies

by: Monique Nespor

Plantations & small farms

  • Plantations were very big in the South
  • People needed more workforce, so they hired slaves.
  • The workers grew things like cash crops & tobacco.
  • Plantations had big houses and many acres of farm.
Photo by atxryan

Family LIfe

  • Children in wealthy homes had an easy life.
  • Their parents hired tutors to teach them.
  • They learned how to read and write
  • Boys spent their free-time outside.
  • Girls spent their free time sewing and singing.

Family Life

  • Children in the back country had a harder time.
  • Families lived far away from schools.
  • Kids could only learn how to read/write if their parents knew.
  • Kids started helping out around the house at a young age.
  • This is how they learned how to plow, hunt, sew, & cook.
Photo by Sheba_Also

SOuthern SLavery

Photo by Scott*

Life under slavery

  • In the 1600's servants did the work on plantations. 
  • As the plantations grew the more workers were needed.
  • People started using Africans as slaves.
  • More and more africans came & plantitions gre and grew.

African american Culture

  • The slaves were treated roughly.
  • The slaves made close friends with neighbors
  • Many slaves were Christians.
  • Many sang spirituals, religious folk songs.
  • They also played music and danced!
Photo by sarahstierch

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by: Monique Nespor
Photo by julochka