Vocabulary
Geography
Economy
Religion
Native American Interactions
100

People who moved to the colonies to start a new life and added to the region's diversity were called ______.

Immigrants

100

What two geographical advantages made farming in the Middle Colonies a better economic choice than farming in the Northern Colonies?

Fertile soils and good climate

100

Which of these industries depended heavily on the Northern colonies' lumber industry?

Shipbuilding (Naval Stores)

100

Which religious group founded the first Northern colonies?

Puritans

100

What caused the major conflicts and wars that broke out between settlers and Native Americans in the 13 colonies?

Land ownership - All about land!

200

William Penn wanted all colonists and Native Americans to be treated with _____, or fairness.

Justice

200

Which four colonies had a cold climate and rocky soils?

Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island, and New Hampshire.

200

Where did most enslaves Africans work in the Southern colonies?

On Plantations

200

How was religion different in the Middle colonies than that of the Northern colonies?

Religious tolerance and diversity

200

William Penn wanted Native Americans to be treated with ______, or fairness.

Justice

300

Fertile land, deep harbors, and mild climate contribute to a region's ______.

Prosperity

300

These three low, swampy colonies in the south were best suited for growing rice.

North Carolina, South Carolina, and Georgia.

300

The "Breadbasket" colonies got their name by growing these crops.

Wheat, Rye, and Barley

300

Quakers settled in the Middle colonies to find a religious _______, or safe place.

Refuge

300

Native Americans provided refuge for which cultural group?

Enslaved Africans

400

Instead of going to school to learn a new skill, colonists learned a new trade by becoming _______.

Apprentices

400

The hot and humid climate of these five colonies made tobacco a major cash crop.

The Southern colonies; Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Georgia.

400

Why were port cities important to economic success?

They were major trade centers.

400

For which religious group did William Penn want to provide a refuge when he founded the Pennsylvania colony?

Quakers

400

Native Americans died not only from war over land but by being exposed to ______.

Measles or Smallpox

500

To protect and defend colonies, leaders organized colonists into ______.

Militias

500

These four colonies were given the name the "Breadbasket" colonies.

The Middle colonies; New York, New Jersey, Delaware, and Pennsylvania.

500

In what ways did the economy of the Southern colonies depend on the practice of slavery?

Plantations needed cheap labor for large harvests.

500

What was one effect of the great Awakening?

Religious tolerance, more people went to church, more religious diversity, and united colonies.

500

Native American tribes believed that no one person could ______.

Own land.

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