Exploration
13 Colonies
Climate
Economy
Economic Patterns
100

Identify 1 settlement in America that was a result of European exploration.


Jamestown, Plymouth, Massachusetts Bay Colony, St. Augustine, Roanoke

100

Name the New England Colonies

Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Connecticut, Rhode Island

100

What are the four seasons of the year? 

spring, summer, fall, winter

100

What industry or jobs were in the New England colonies?

Lumber, shipbuilding, fishing and whaling

100

Name 3 characteristics of free enterprise.

consumers, producers, buying, selling, free choice, supply, demand, entrepreneurs, competition, money.

200

What were early European explorers trying to find?

3 G's 

God (religion), glory (fame), gold (wealth)

200

Who owned the 13 colonies?

England

200

What was the climate of the Middle Colonies?

Warm to hot summers, mild winters (winters were not very cold)

200

What industries were found in the Middle Colonies?

Farming and agriculture, manufacturing and factories.

200

Which 3 continents were part of the Triangle Trade (aka Transatlantic Slave Trade)?

Europe, Africa, America

300

What religion were the early explorers trying to spread to the New World?

Christianity

300

What is a slave?

A person who is owned by another person and who is forced to work against their will. 

300

What was the climate of the Southern Colonies?

Very hot and humid summers, and mild winters

300

What ocean separates North America and Europe?

Atlantic Ocean

300

Who provides raw materials to the Mother Country?

colonies

400

What difficulties did early explorers face during the Age of Discovery?

  1. Poorly drawn maps

  2. bad weather

  3. disease

400

What is an indentured servant?

A person who has to work for another person for a certain amount of time in return for payment of travel expenses and/or money owed to them

400

What was the climate of the New England Colonies?

It experiences 4 seasons (spring, summer, fall, winter)

400

What industry was happening in the Southern Colonies?

Growing cash crops - tobacco, cotton, sugar, rice etc.

400

Who was the Mother Country?

European nations such as England, France and Spain.

500

Why did Europeans want spices from Asia?

Europeans wanted spices from Asia to make their food taste better! Salt also preserved food for longer periods of time. 

500

Name the Southern Colonies

North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Virginia

500

What is the definition of climate? 

The average weather conditions in a place over 30 years or more.

500

What was the one major crop grown in the southern colonies that could not be eaten?

Tobacco or cotton

500

Explain mercantilism.

The Mother Country trades with the colonies. Raw materials are bought from the colonies and turned into manufactured products that are sold back to the colonies. The Mother Country becomes richer and more powerful. The colonies are not allowed to trade with each other.

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