History of Colonies
Geography
Climate
Social Life
Civic Life
200

Roanoke Island (Lost Colony)

Jamestown Settlement (1607) by the VA Company

Georgia (by people in debtors prisons)


North American colonies established for economic (/venture) reasons.

200

What is the geography of the New England colonies?

Harbors, hilly terrain, rocky soil, jagged coastline, and Appalachian Mountains


200

What is the climate of the New England colonies?


Moderate summers, cold winters

200

What is the social life of the New England colonies?

Villages, 

Center of life = school and church

People: Religious reformers and separatists

200

What is the center of civic life in the New England colonies? 

Town Meetings


400

Plymouth - settled by separatists from the Church of England

Massachusetts Bay Colony settled by the Puritans 

Pennsylvania - settled by Quakers


North American colonies established for religious freedom reasons.

400

What is the geography of the Mid-Atlantic? 


Rivers, harbors, coastal plains, rich farmlands, Appalachian Mountains


400

What is the climate of the Mid-Atlantic?

 Moderate climate


400

What is the social life of the Mid-Atlantic?

Diverse cultural backgrounds and religions;

villages and cities


400

What is the civic center of the Mid-Atlantic?

Market towns

600

What is Jamestown?


First permanent English settlement in North America (1607)

600

What is the geography of the South?

Fertile farmland, Piedmont, Atlantic coastal plain, Appalachian Mountains, harbors and rivers


600

What is the climate of the South?

Humid

600

What is the social life of the South?

Plantations, Mansions

Few cities, schools

Church of England


600

What is the civic center of the South?

Counties 

800

What are the resources of the Mid-Atlantic colonies?


Natural - rich farmlands, rivers

Human - skilled and unskilled workers, farmers, fisherman and merchants 

Capital - tools and buildings

800

What are the resources of the South?

Natural - Fertile farmland, rivers, harbors, forests

Human - farmers, enslaved African Americans, and indentured servants

Capital - tools and buidings

800

What is the specialization of the Mid-Atlantic?


Livestock, grains, fish

800

Tobacco, rice, cotton, and indigo

What did the New England colonies need to get from the SOUTH?

 Livestock and grains from the mid Atlantic

800

What did the south depend on?

From New England colonies: Manufactured goods including metal tools and equipment 

From Mid-Atlantic:  Grains and other agricultural products that were not plentiful in the south 


1000

What are the resources of New England?


Natural - timber, fish, deep harbors

Human - Skilled craftsmen, fisherman, merchants, and shipbuilders

Capital - tools and buildings

1000

What is the specialization of New England colonies?

Fishing, shipbuilding, naval supplies, metal tools and equipment

1000

What is the Specialization in the south?


Tabacco, rice, cotton, indigo, forest products (lumber, tar, pitch)

1000

From the SOUTH:  Tobacco, rice, cotton, indigo, and forest products

From New England colonies:  Metal tools, and equipment 

What did the mid Atlantic depend on from the other colonies?

1000

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