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There was two worlds in the British american colonies the wealthy and the people who did not have a lot of money.

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Lucas thought slaves and workers in her plantation how to read and write.

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Did you know that Eliza Pickney played an important part in South Carolina . Sad thing is that you can only find her boys in the encyclopedia.

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Eliza's father wanted her to have the best education.
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Eliza married a man who owed 7 plantations.

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Eliza Lucas grew a lot of different plants, like, figs, ginger, hemp, flex, cotton, alfalfa, and silk.

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Indigo was an ideal second crop to rice

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Eliza trained girls to teach the other slave children and that was very unusual in her days.

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Eliza Lucas was very smart, and talented.

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Eliza Lucas was born on the British Island of Antigua. Her father was a British military officer.

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In the plantations winter was so much hard work for them and rice planting must be done.

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She was a skilled musician, she was bilingual, could think very well and was a very good farmer.

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Eliza taught her younger sister and two black girls to read and write.

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When Eliza was 16 her family moved to South Carolina. They had hardly settled when the war of Jenkins Ear started.

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Eliza planted fig orchards, and then she dried the figs so that they could be shipped far distances

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In south Carolina there where three Charles pickneys. All of them were leaders. Eliza married the first.

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Eliza Lucas was an unusual girl and everyone noticed that.

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In the afternoons Eliza took care of plantation business, wrote letters, and tutored her young sister.