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| This colony was first line of defense for King George against Spanish Florida. |
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| Major port was Charles Town |
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| Founded as home for Roman Catholics |
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| Pineforests provided lumber and tar for English Navy. |
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| Started by Lord Baltimore. |
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| Protestant controlled assembly in 1692 made the Anglican Church the official religion. |
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| Slave holding forbidden in 1733 |
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| Rice and Indigo plantations were worked by African slaves |
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| Potomac River was part of this colony and goods were shipped this way |
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| Settled by tobacco farmers from Virginia |
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| First colony to grow tobacco as a cash crop |
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| Act of Toleration passed in this colony |
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| Established by James Oglethorpe |
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| Constitution had rules about land distribution and social ranking |
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| Law passed in Maryland giving religious freedon to Protestants and Catholics |
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| Couldn't attract settlers because of run, slavery, Catholics, and land size |
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| Separated the North from the South; important in Civil War |
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| English criminals, Scottish and Irish POW's, African slaves |
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| Indentured servants on plantations were... |
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| Relationship of French and Native Americans |
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