the Speed of Transportation Networks
the Supply of Cheap Raw Materials
the Availability of Capital to Start New Businesses
the Supply of Labor
Colonial Geography
100

How does increasing the speed of transportation affects the price of goods?

Decreases the price of goods

100

The natural resources used to manufacture a finished good

Raw Materials

100

The money to pay for all of the startups costs for a new business

Capital

100

What shape is the is system of trade that occurred in this unit

Triangle

100

The type of farming you do to feed only you and your family.

Subsistence farming

200

European countries hoping to be the first to reach Asia for cheaper access to spices started what?

The Age of Exploration

200

A manufactured product that is sold is called

Finished good

200

What were the first two colonies that were successful in America?

Jamestown and Plymouth

200

What was the name of the voyage that went from West Africa to America?

Middle Passage

200

Which colonial region had flat a landscape, no rocks and a long growing season. 

Southern Colonies

300

Columbus set sail to find a western route to Asia. He never made it, but where did he end up?

Caribbean Archipelago in America

300

If the prices of raw materials decreases the price of manufactured goods will

decrease

300

What were the first two colonies that failed in America

Roanoke and Pompham

300

Why was there a labor shortage in the American Colonies?

Most had their own land and needed workers themselves.

300

The type of farming the Middle colonies used


Must be exact!

Commercial farming of cereal grains

400

Why did European Explorers fail to find a Northwest Passage?

It did not exist. 

400

To harvest or take a raw material from a colony and export it back to the mother country

extraction

400

In what two ways does the joint-stock company model encourage investments in colonies 

1) Encourages people to invest in big projects by reducing their financial risk

2) It allows businesses to raise huge amounts of capital for big projects, like colonies

400

If you did not have enough labor in the colonies, what would happen to the price of finished goods?

prices would increase

400

What allowed the New England colonies to develop fishing, trading and shipbuilding?

Natural ports and harbors along the regions coastline

500

How did the country of Portugal reach "the Indies", What was their route?

Around the southern tip of Africa

500

What geographic feature had the biggest impact where each European land claim was located  

Watersheds

500

The name of the Dutch colony established in America

BONUS! What was the name of what is now New York City in this colony. (100 points)

New Netherlands

Bonus: New Amsterdam

500

List the differences between Indentured Servants and Enslaved Persons for the following questions:

Who were they?

How long did they serve?

What treatment was allowed/responsibility did the owner have?

IS: Poor Europeans and some Africans, 7 years, and no harsh punishment/ adequate food, shelter and clothing.

EP: Africans, life, harsh punishment/ cheapest food, shelter, and clothing.

500

How were the economies of New England and the Southern Colonies connected?

Slaves were brought to the South from West Africa on New England owned ships

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