Climate & Geography
Crops, Exports, Resources
Culture
Vocab
Employment
100
The biggest mountain range in Massachusetts.
What are the Appalachian Mountains?
100
The natural resource that Massachusetts gets from the Atlantic ocean.
What are Fish?
100
The religion of the people of Massachusetts.
What is puritanism?
100
The hunting of whales.
What is whaling?
100
The main job of people in colonial Massachusetts.
What is a fisherman?
200
The capital of Massachusetts.
What is Boston?
200
A major resource of Massachusetts used to build ships.
What is timber or wood?
200
One thing that kids did for fun in colonial Massachusetts.
What is kite flying, dancing, tag, hop scotch, or kickball?
200
An assembly of townspeople that decide local issues.
What is a town meeting?
200
The trade practiced by lumberjacks.
What is logging?
300
The landform that creates Cape Cod.
What is a peninsula?
300
A plentiful crop in Massachusetts.
What is corn?
300
Two types of commonly eaten meats.
What is fish, beef, pork, or mutton?
300
People who wanted to reform or change the Church of England.
What are puritans?
300
The the job that required boiling whale blubber.
What is a lamp oil maker?
400
The climate in Massachusetts.
What is temperate?
400
An export provided by whaling.
What is lamp oil?
400
Provides food, oil, jobs, exports, and hobbies for the colonists.
What is fishing and/or whaling?
400
Early settlers in Massachusetts.
What is a pilgrim?
400
A job that uses sand and heat to make the product.
What is glass production?
500
Three of the neighbors of Massachusetts.
What are Rhode Island, Connecticut, New York, Vermont, and New Hampshire?
500
Two uses of cranberries in Massachusetts.
What are food, clothing, dye, or medical products?
500
The type of political leaders that were appointed by the English government.
What are governers?
500
The recognition that other people have the right to different opinions.
What is toleration?
500
A trade using lumber and tools such as a caliper, chisel, and steam box.
What is shipbuilding?
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