People
who spoke out against the strict rules of the Puritans
Anne Hutchinson
The __________ had rocky soil and small farms
Southern
exchange (goods or services) for other goods or services without using money
Barter
The __________ were the wealthy landowners
Upper Class
A big part of this trade was the movement of enslaved people, called __________, which was a very hard journey for them
The Middle Passage
Which colony did Anne Hutchinson come from
New England
the __________ had many kinds of crops and people from different cultures
Middle Colonies
Import
The __________ were the skilled workers and small farmers
Lower Class
Trade was very important for the colonies. They used the __________ to trade goods between America, Europe, and Africa
Triangular Trade Route
who started the colony of Connecticut and wanted more people to have a say in their government
Thomas Hooker
The __________ were known for their large farms and use of enslaved workers.
Southern Colonies
Giving/selling goods to another country
Export
the __________ were those who worked on farms or helped others
Middle Class
Gold, Silver, Fish, Manufactured goods, Iron, Enslaved People, Timber, etc.
In Pennsylvania, __________ created a safe place for Quakers and welcomed people of all faiths
William Penn
fertile, rich soil, coastal plains, rolling hills inland, large rivers
Middle Colonies
An area that shares human or physical characteristics
Region
An English-born New England Puritan minister
Roger Williams
Was slavery more popular in the Southern, middle, or New England Colonies?
southern
There were also conflicts between the __________ and the __________ as settlers moved into new lands
Colonists and Native Americans
Which colony included a Swedish Settlement
Middle Colony
Proprietor
One important battle was at __________, which started the French and Indian War
Fort Necessity
BONUS: When did slavery end?
June 1865