Many differentthingsmake up asociety's culturesuch as food,clothing, music,and religion.Barter is thetrading orexchanging ofgoods andservices withoutthe use ofmoneyColonia Virginiahad no banksso the colonistshad no placesto store theirsavings.Tobaccowas usedas money.The capitalwas movedfromJamestown toWilliamsburg.Tobacco becamethe most profitableagriculturalproduct because itwas sold inEngland as a cashcrop.Savings ismoney putaway to saveor to spend ata later timeA capitalresource is goodthat is manmade such as ashovel, a plow,an ax.The successfulcultivation oftobacco dependedon a steady andinexpensivesource of labor.Slaves! A human resourceis a person thatdoes a job forothers such as afarmer, acook, a teacher.The Capital wasmoved d/tcontaminatedwater,fire,unhealthylivingconditions,disease andWilliamsburg was anestablished town.Culture is apattern ofbehaviorshared by agroup ofpeople.In 1699,Williamsburgbecame thenew capitalof VA. A naturalresource issomethingfound in naturesuch as crops,water, animals.A crop that isgrown to sell formoney rather thanfor use by thegrowers is knownas a cash crop.The Virginiacolonybecamedependent onslave labor, andthis dependencelasted a long time.Barter wascommonlyused insteadof money.Few peoplehad papermoney or coinsto use to buygoods andservices.Credit is buyinga good orservices nowand paying forit laterAgriculture isthe practice offarming orgrowing cropsfor animals.Architecture orbuildings canreflect differentcultures such asbarns, homes, andchurches.A tobaccofarmer coulduse his tobaccoto pay forgoodsand services.Debt is agood orservice owedto someoneNames of placescan reflect culture:Richmond is anEnglish word, whileRoanoke is a NativeAmerican wordAfrican men,women, andchildren werebrought to theVirginia colony andenslaved to workon the plantations.Many differentthingsmake up asociety's culturesuch as food,clothing, music,and religion.Barter is thetrading orexchanging ofgoods andservices withoutthe use ofmoneyColonia Virginiahad no banksso the colonistshad no placesto store theirsavings.Tobaccowas usedas money.The capitalwas movedfromJamestown toWilliamsburg.Tobacco becamethe most profitableagriculturalproduct because itwas sold inEngland as a cashcrop.Savings ismoney putaway to saveor to spend ata later timeA capitalresource is goodthat is manmade such as ashovel, a plow,an ax.The successfulcultivation oftobacco dependedon a steady andinexpensivesource of labor.Slaves! A human resourceis a person thatdoes a job forothers such as afarmer, acook, a teacher.The Capital wasmoved d/tcontaminatedwater,fire,unhealthylivingconditions,disease andWilliamsburg was anestablished town.Culture is apattern ofbehaviorshared by agroup ofpeople.In 1699,Williamsburgbecame thenew capitalof VA. A naturalresource issomethingfound in naturesuch as crops,water, animals.A crop that isgrown to sell formoney rather thanfor use by thegrowers is knownas a cash crop.The Virginiacolonybecamedependent onslave labor, andthis dependencelasted a long time.Barter wascommonlyused insteadof money.Few peoplehad papermoney or coinsto use to buygoods andservices.Credit is buyinga good orservices nowand paying forit laterAgriculture isthe practice offarming orgrowing cropsfor animals.Architecture orbuildings canreflect differentcultures such asbarns, homes, andchurches.A tobaccofarmer coulduse his tobaccoto pay forgoodsand services.Debt is agood orservice owedto someoneNames of placescan reflect culture:Richmond is anEnglish word, whileRoanoke is a NativeAmerican wordAfrican men,women, andchildren werebrought to theVirginia colony andenslaved to workon the plantations.

Colonial Virginia - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Many different things make up a society's culture such as food, clothing, music, and religion.
  2. Barter is the trading or exchanging of goods and services without the use of money
  3. Colonia Virginia had no banks so the colonists had no places to store their savings.
  4. Tobacco was used as money.
  5. The capital was moved from Jamestown to Williamsburg.
  6. Tobacco became the most profitable agricultural product because it was sold in England as a cash crop.
  7. Savings is money put away to save or to spend at a later time
  8. A capital resource is good that is man made such as a shovel, a plow, an ax.
  9. The successful cultivation of tobacco depended on a steady and inexpensive source of labor. Slaves!
  10. A human resource is a person that does a job for others such as a farmer, a cook, a teacher.
  11. The Capital was moved d/t contaminated water,fire,unhealthy living conditions,disease and Williamsburg was an established town.
  12. Culture is a pattern of behavior shared by a group of people.
  13. In 1699, Williamsburg became the new capital of VA.
  14. A natural resource is something found in nature such as crops, water, animals.
  15. A crop that is grown to sell for money rather than for use by the growers is known as a cash crop.
  16. The Virginia colony became dependent on slave labor, and this dependence lasted a long time.
  17. Barter was commonly used instead of money.
  18. Few people had paper money or coins to use to buy goods and services.
  19. Credit is buying a good or services now and paying for it later
  20. Agriculture is the practice of farming or growing crops for animals.
  21. Architecture or buildings can reflect different cultures such as barns, homes, and churches.
  22. A tobacco farmer could use his tobacco to pay for goods and services.
  23. Debt is a good or service owed to someone
  24. Names of places can reflect culture: Richmond is an English word, while Roanoke is a Native American word
  25. African men, women, and children were brought to the Virginia colony and enslaved to work on the plantations.