The Quakers
Pennsylvania
Quaker Vocab
Pennsylvania Vocab
The Coal Miners
100

Where did the Quakers come from?

England

100

Who fought in the Revolutionary War?

The British and colonists

100

Definition: When people are punished for their religious beliefs

Religious persecution

100

Adjective, relating to "revolution"

revolutionary

100

What is the container you can carry coal, rocks, or water in?

A bucket

200

Why did the Quakers settle in Pennsylvania?

Because William Penn invited them

200

Name three animals who live in Pennsylvania

Deer, elk, lizards, woodpeckers, black bears, foxes...

200

A safe place

Safe haven

200

Money people must pay to the government

Taxes

200

To be very hungry, or die from hunger

Starve

300

Name two things that Quakers are against

War, slavery

300

What natural resource, used for fuel, does Pennsylvania have a lot of?

Coal

300

To burn a symbol into flesh 

To brand
300

Europeans who lived in America before it was America

Colonists

300

To say no to doing something

Refuse
400

Do Quakers believe that priests are closer to God than other people?

No

400

Who founded Pennsylvania?

William Penn

400

Speaking negatively about God or religious beliefs

Blasphemy

400

The highest edge of a mountain

Ridge

400

What are breaker boys?

Boys who worker in the breaker in a mine, sorting coal and picking out rocks from it

500

Why did the Quakers leave England?

To escape religious persecution

500

Which century was Pennsylvania founded in?

The 17th century

500

The 19th century system for transporting slaves from the American South to freedom in the North

Underground Railroad

500

Groups of Native Americans

Tribes

500

What is a strike?

When workers refuse to work in order to improve conditions at their jobs. 

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