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When settlers  take the law into their own hands.

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Farms where you grow enough to live, but with not much left over to sell  and make a profit from.

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Having law and order through "self regulation".

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A part of the government established to represent the people, with no representation for the proprietors.

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A part of the government that decided that the majority of each group in the colony would have equal representation.

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A government with two house systems where the proprietors and the elite receive greater representation than the common people.

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A colony in which the king has the power to control wealth, as well as limit colonial independence.

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A colony that was founded by proprietors.

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Dark blue dye that comes from indigo plants.

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What rice was known as in early South Carolina when it was a profitable staple.

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Helps colonies to develop their economy without much interference.

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To receive goods from another country.

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To send goods to another country for a profit.

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To have a favorable balance of trade while trading.

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An amount of money granted from the government to help a business.

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To be set free from slavery.

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A spoken language developed in a sea of islands off the South Carolina and Georgia coasts that is a mixture of several languages.

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A passage across the Atlantic to the West Indies where African slaves were transported

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A set of laws meant to contain slaves.

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A slave rebellion in South Carolina in 1739.