Northern Colonies
Middle Colonies
Southern Colonies
Vocabulary
Anything Goes
100

This was the leading industry in New England?

Shipbuilding

100

This colony was created as a safe haven for Quakers and other religious groups to practice their religions freely.

Pennsylvania

100

This colony was organized to give debtors an opportunity to "start over".

Georgia

100

A large number of _____ were forced to work on the plantations for no pay and were treated harshly.

Slaves

100

A person with a legal right or title to something.

Proprietor

200
What colonies make up the Northern colonies?

New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and Connecticut

200

This nickname was given to the middle colonies because they grew so much wheat.

Breadbasket

200

This colony founded by 8 proprietors, had fertile land and good harbors. Eventually, it was divided into two colonies.

The Carolinas

200

This is a plan of government written by the Pilgrims.

Mayflower Compact

200

The term used to describe the trade routes between England, Africa, and the Americas during the 1700s.

The Triangular Trade Route

300

This resource was excellent for building homes and ships, and was a major part of the trade economy.

Timber and wood

300

What colonies make up the Middle Colonies?

New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Delaware

300

What colonies make up the Southern colonies?

Virginia, Maryland, Georgia, Carolinas

300

The exchange of goods and services.

commerce

300

The horrific journey to the Caribbean Islands and North America that transported enslaved Africans.

The Middle Passage

400

This group wanted a place to practice their religious beliefs and founded the Massachusetts Bay colony in New England. They wanted to "purify" the Church of England.

Puritans

400

These people opposed war and laws that forced people to follow specific church laws and leaders. They are also known as the "Society of Friends".

Quakers
400

This was known as a significant stepping stone toward religious freedom in the colonies.

Maryland Toleration Act

400

A contract; an agreement

covenant

400

This colony thrived on fishing, fur trading and ship building.

Northern (New England) Colonies

500

This was the real name of King Phillip, the leader of the Wampanoag tribe.

Metacomet

500

What was an economic benefit of the location of the Middle Colonies?

Central location made trade easy with the North and South

500

These were cash crops exported from the Southern Colonies. (Name two)

Tobacco, Indigo, Rice
500

This word means to accept religious differences and beliefs.

Tolerance

500

In this document, the signers agreed to make and obey fair laws.

Mayflower Compact

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