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100

Fill in the blank: The Middle colonies are sometimes called the ________ of British North America.

breadbasket

100

BONUS

What is Miss Havrilla's favorite color?

Purple

100

Bonus

What food does Miss Havrilla not like?

Chicken

100

What is the name of an Indigenous group who lived in the Middle Colonies?

The Lenape, the Secatogue, and the Susquehannock

100

BONUS

What is Miss Havrilla's favorite soda?

Dr Pepper

200

BONUS

Where did Miss Havrilla go to college?

IU

200

What document established the Plymouth Colony's form of government?

The Mayflower Compact

200

BONUS

What sport did Miss Havrilla play in High School?

Basketball

200

Which crops were farmed by Native Americans in New England?

Squash, corn, beans, wild rice

200

John Smith was governor of which colony?

Jamestown

300

The economy of New England was based on what two things?

Trees (lumber) and fishing

300

Who led the royal governments of the middle colonies?

The royal governors

300

What religious group did most Southern colonists belong to?

Protestant

300

BONUS

Who is Miss Havrilla's husband?

Mr. Joey

300

Who founded the colony of Pennsylvania?

William Penn

400

Name 2 cash crops that were grown in the Southern colonies

Tobacco, indigo, sugar cane, or cotton

400

BONUS

How many pets does Miss Havrilla have?

None

400

Why did the Pilgrims travel to America?

For religious freedom and/or to seperate themselves from the church of england

400

According to the story, who did Pocohontas save from being beaten to death?

John Smith

400

BONUS

How many siblings does Miss Havrilla have?

Just 1 brother

500

BONUS

How old is Miss Havrilla?

25

500

How many members were on the Governors council?

12

500

Name at least 2 religious groups that lived in the middle colonies

Quakers, Lutherans, Amish, or Mennonites

500

BONUS

What did Miss Havrilla do over fall break?

Get Married

500

What did Squanto teach the pilgrims?

How to plant crops and how to trade with Indigenous groups

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