13 Colonies
13 Colonies
Vocabulary
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The Middle Colonies are:
- Delaware
- New Jersey
- New York
- Pennsylvania
100
Warm humid climate, large plantations, rich fertile soil and longest growing seasons were the weather of...
Plantation farming, tobacco, rice and indigo was the economy of....
The Southern Colonies
100
Jamestown was saved by _______________. It was a cash_________
tobacco, cash crop
100
This is how people in New England made a livng.
Manufacturing. Also trading rum and Naval Products
100
What was one of the largest Imports into the Southern Colonies?
Enslaved peoples
200
The New England Colonies are
- Connecticut
- Massachusetts
- New Hampshire
- Rhode Island
200
Farming, wheat, rye, barley and textiles were the economy of the...
Mild winters, warm summers, larger farms, river valleys and a longer growing season were the geography of...
Middle Colonies
200
a person who is bound by a contract to work for no pay for a certain amount of time in exchange for a set payment like travel costs, food and lodging, and sometimes plots of land.
Indentured Servant
200
Vocab: exaggerated or uncontrollable emotion or excitement, especially among a group of people.
Hysteria
200
This region relied the most on Britain
The Southern Colonies
300
The Southern Colonies are
- Georgia
- Maryland
- North Carolina
- South Carolina
- Virginia
300
Fishing, trading, manufacturing, whaling is the economy of the....
Cold winters, mild summers, thin, rocky soil, short growing season, hills were the geography of...
New England Colonies
300
a person who lives in or helps to start a colony, that will remain loyal to the person’s home country.
Colonist
300
Access to water for farming, transportation, importing and exporting goods.
Why people settled close to water.
300
This region was the most independent and relied the least on the triangle trade route
The middle colonies
400
What two colonies are these?
Massachusetts and New Hampshire
400
What 3 colonies are these 
North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia
400
a crop that is grown to be sold on the market, not for the personal use for the farmer.
Cash Crop
400
Why did Religious Pilgrims come to the colonies?
To freely practice their religion.
400
What is the difference between enslaved people and indentured servants?
Indentured servants signed a contract and were eventually freed.
500
What 5 colonies are these 
Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Maryland, Delaware, Virginia
500
What 3 Colonies are these?
Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut
500
a large farm on which cash crops like cotton, tobacco or sugar are grown, usually by workers who live on the property (enslaved people or indentured servants)
Plantation
500
Puritan
The religion that was the most influential of the New England Colonies.
500
OPINION QUESTION!! You get points if you can say an explain your opinion (2 sentences)
What do you think caused the Salem Witch Trials?
students decide
600
EXTREME BONUS:
What YEAR was the first group of Enslaved people brought to the United States?
1619