New England
Which colony was NOT a New England colony?
Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, or Connecticut
Pennsylvania - It was a Mid-Atlantic colony.
Which colony was NOT a Mid-Atlantic colony?
New York, New Jersey, New Hampshire, Delaware, or Pennsylvania
New Hampshire - It was a New England colony.
Which colony is missing from this list of Southern colonies?
Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina, Georgia
South Carolina
This is the definition of what?
Crops grown for money and not personal use.
cash crop
The Puritans came to the new world in search of ______.
religious freedom
________ (group of people) mostly lived in the Mid-Atlantic colonies.
Quakers
Life in the Southern colonies mainly focused on ______.
farming and raising crops
Why were "Market Towns" built near water?
to transport goods for trading and selling
True or False:
The colonist in New England became very wealthy farmers.
False
What made Quakers successful?
They were always honest and fair. People trusted them.
In the south, most children were tutored _____
at home
Colonial artisans made items that were _____.
useful and functional
New England colonists became well-known builders of _________.
ships
Where were the children of the mid-Atlantic colonies schooled?
in a one room schoolhouse
Why did people move to the Southern Colonies?
$ for profit $
Which is NOT a colonial artisan?
A blacksmith
A tailor
A painter
A baker
A painter
It was difficult to grow crops in New England for several reasons.
Provide one.
1. The soil was poor.
2. It was too cool in the summer.
3. Cold winters lasted a long time.
The Quakers believed in all of the following EXCEPT:
*Peace*
*Fighting for what they believed was right*
*Equal rights for everyone.*
*Fighting for what they believed was right*
The Quakers were nonviolent- always-
What were the 3 main cash crops of the southern colonies?
t_______, indigo, and _______
tobacco, indigo, and cotton
True or False:
Native American Indians often traded with the colonists.
True