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| It ran along the Appalchian Mountains through the far western part of the other regions. |
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| Producing just enough food for yourself and sometimes a little extra to trade. |
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| It was the name given to a trade route with three stops. |
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| Had four major provissions designed to ensure that England made money from its colonies' trade. |
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| importing or exporting goods illeaglly; this was common. |
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| A mill in which grain is ground to produce flour or meal. |
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| A skilled worker such as a weaver or potter who makes goods by hand; a craftsperson. |
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| A plOverseersant that yields a deep blue dye. |
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| had introduced ingigo as a successful plantation crop after her father sent her her to supervise his South carolina plantations when she was 17. |
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| A worker hired by a planter to watch over and direct the work of slaves. |
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| Uprising of slaves in south Carolina, |
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| The Appalachians stretch from eastern Canada to Alabama. |
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| The fall line is where waterfalls prevent large boats from moving farther upriver. |
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| It means foot of the mountains. |
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| Clans are large groups of families. |
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| Was one of the best known of the southern planters. |
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