Spanish explores
New England Colonies
Middle Colonies
Founders of 13 colonies
Italian Brainrot
100

This Spanish explorer is often associated with the discovery of Florida by Europeans in 1513.

Ponce de León

100

New England generally had this type of climate, with cold winters and shorter growing seasons.

Cold Climate

100

The Middle Colonies generally had this type of climate, which provided a longer growing season than New England.

Moderate

100

He helped establish the Plymouth Colony after the Pilgrims arrived in 1620.

William Bradford

100

This famous Brainrot character's name sounds like someone repeatedly banging a drum to wake everyone up for an early meal.

Tung Tung Tung Sahur

200

This Spanish conquistador defeated the Aztec Empire and claimed territory in Mexico for Spain.

Hernan Cortes

200

Because of its climate and rocky soil, New England was less suited for large-scale farming and relied heavily on this economic activity on the water.

fishing 

200

The fertile soil of the Middle Colonies made this type of farming especially important.

grain farming

200

He was the governor of the Massachusetts Bay Colony and promoted Puritan settlement.

John Winthrop

200

This Brainrot character combines a crocodile with a military bomber aircraft.

Bombardiro Crocodilo

300

This Spanish conquistador conquered the Inca Empire in South America.

Francisco Pizarro 

300

The forests and coastline of New England helped colonists develop this important industry involving ships.
 

Shipbuilding

300

Wheat, rye, and barley are examples of these crops that were important to the Middle Colonies.

Grains

300

He founded Rhode Island after leaving Massachusetts because of disagreements over religion and government.

Roger Williams

300

This Brainrot character's name sounds like a repeated alarm or sound effect: "Brr Brr..."

Brr Brr Patapim

400

This explorer led the expedition that became the first to sail around the entire Earth.

Ferdinand Magellan

400

New England's economy also included trading goods with other colonies and countries. This activity is called this.

Trade

400

ecause they produced large amounts of grain, the Middle Colonies became known as this nickname.

the breadbasket of the colonies

400

He founded Pennsylvania as a colony where Quakers and others could practice their religion.

 William Penn

400

This character combines a shark with a sneaker and became one of the recognizable Italian Brainrot creatures.

Trippi Troppi

500

Spain established colonies in areas such as Florida and the Southwest mainly to gain land, spread Christianity, and obtain these valuable resources.

Gold

500

Compared with the Southern Colonies, New England's shorter growing season encouraged colonists to depend more on fishing, shipbuilding, and this type of economic activity.

Commerce

500

A farmer in Pennsylvania grows wheat, rye, and barley and sells the extra crops to other colonies. His farm is participating in this type of economy.

Cash crop

500

This character's name is associated with a crocodile-like creature and the phrase "Tralalero Tralala." Name the character.

Tralalero Tralala

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