Three Regions of the
13 Colonies
13 Colonies
A large estate or farm where a single crop is grown to make profit such as tobacco.
What is a plantation.
DAILY DOUBLE!
Religious Freedom would be this type of factor
(Push or Pull)
(Social, economic, or political)
Pull/Social
People that were enslaved were captured and transported from this continent.
What is Africa?
Plants that are grown to make large profits rather feed the grower.
Cash Crops
Name for Town's people gathering and making rules.
Town Meetings
An area of land or a settlement that is ruled by another country.
What is a colony.
A worker seeking passage to the colonies who agrees to provide a service for a specified time to pay off debts.
Who is an indentured servant.
A term used to describe the middle part of an enslaved person’s journey from Africa to the Americas.
The Middle Passage.
The Quaker belief (especially William Penn) that we should be accepting of all religions.
What is religious Toleration?
Members of a religious group found in New England, practiced or preached a stricter moral code than is generally followed.
Puritans/Pilgrims
Colonies originally established by the Dutch and known as the “bread basket” for its shipping and food production. A region that has fertile soil leading to great food production.
This is a political/push factor (name one)
For this is the reason the southern colonies have a large population of enslaved African-Americans.
What is: they had a need for a large supply of workers on plantations.
A series of transatlantic trade routes between the three points: The Americas, Europe, and Africa.
The Triangular Trade
Religious group in the Pennsylvania who practice acceptance of all people and religions.
Quakers
Colonies established by English businessmen seeking wealth from cash crops. A region known long growing seasons and flat land good for growing crops.
What are the Southern Colonies.
This is a reason the middle colonies were such a good area for trade (Think geography)
What are deep harbors and rivers (that made travel of ships easier).
This type of good was shipped from the Americas to Europe.
Raw materials.
A law requiring the acceptance of all Christian religions in the colony of Maryland.
The Toleration Act of 1649.
The House of Burgesses and town meetings were forms of the colonists practicing this.
What is self government
Colonies established by the Puritans seeking religious freedom. A region with rock terrain and a harsh climate, known for its shipping and fishing industry.
What are the New England Colonies.
The religious persecution (punishment) of Protestant Christians by the government in Europe would be this type of factor.
(push or pull)
(social/economic/political)
Push/Political
Europe took raw materials from the Americas and produced these.
What are manufactured goods/finished products?
A worker seeking passage to the colonies who agrees to provide a service for a specified time to pay off debts.
What is an indentured servant?
You would be living in this group of colonies if you were looking for religious freedom, fur trapping, fishing and industry in your daily life.
What are the New England Colonies?