New England Colonies
He founded Rhode Island after being banished for disagreeing with Puritan leaders.
Roger Williams
William Penn founded this colony as a safe place for Quakers.
Pennsylvania
This colony was founded by Lord Baltimore as a safe place for Catholics.
Maryland
During a trade process, Africa sent this to the West Indies (The Caribbean)
African Slaves
The first two successful colonies during the early English settlement period.
Jamestown Colony and the Plymouth Colony
The Middle Colonies were known as this knickname.
The Breadbasket Colonies
James Oglethorpe founded this colony to protect South Carolina and provide a fresh start for debtors.
Georgia
This trade route connected Africa, the West Indies (The Caribbean), and the colonies.
Triangular Trade
The Puritans built schools mainly so children could read this book.
The Bible
This colony was originally called New Netherland (the city name New Amsterdam was also changed in this colony too)
New York
The Southern Colonies had many cash crop exports for trading (Name 3 of them).
tobacco, indigo, rice, cotton
These strict laws controlled the behavior and movement of enslaved people.
The Slave Codes
The Salem Witch Trials happened in this colony when panic and gossip led to false accusations.
Massachussetts
Young men learned trades in these long-term training programs.
Apprenticeships
Wealthy boys in the South usually received this kind of education.
Private tutoring.
Slaves were chained together on ships primarily for this reason.
To avoid rebellion
This movement helped lead to greater religious tolerance and the decline of Puritan control.
The Great Awakening
Settlers came from many countries and practiced different religions, making this region known for being this/having this.
Diverse/Diversity
This land was hilly and covered in forests. The soil there was rocky and harder to farm, so families grew just enough food for themselves (when indentured servants finished their service, they often moved to this area).
The Backcountry
This was the brutal sea journey enslaved Africans endured from Africa to the Americas.
The Middle Passage