New England Colonies
Southern Colonies
Middle Colonies
Work, School & Play in the Colonies
Barter & Trade
100
The most important building in a New England town was the:

meeting house

100

The Southern Colonies relied on the work of _______ to run their plantations

slaves

100

The Middle Colonies were considered the __________ of the colonies

bread basket

100

What do we no longer learn in school today, but we would have learned back in Colonial America?

Etiquette/How to be Polite

100

What is the difference between trading and purchasing?

trading exchanges two items, purchasing uses money to exchange for an item.

200

The largest city in New England was:

Boston

200

What were the Southern Colonies' cash crops?


tobacco, indigo, and rice.

200

The economy of the Middle Colonies was based mostly around ________

wheat

200

Define Apprentice

someone who learns a skill by working for an experienced person

200

What does it mean to barter?

To negotiate

300

New England Colonies were considered self-sufficient, meaning...?

they were able to take care of their own needs without help

300

This colony was set up to help debtors.

Georgia

300

William Penn began the colony of ___________ as a place for ____________, who believed people could worship God without going to church.

Pennsylvania, Quakers

300

Colonial families often _______________ together for entertainment

Read

300

Define Profit

What you made AFTER you take out what you started with.

400

The New England economy was based on ___________

fishing and timber

400

Which items, from the colonies, were traded in West Africa for slaves?

guns (and other goods)

400

Most of the towns built in New England and the 

Middle Colonies centered around a ________

town common

400

What are the 4 different types of places you could live in the 13 colonies

City, Family Farm, Plantation, or Town

400

When supply is low and demand is high, who benefits? The seller or the consumer?

The seller
500

Many _____________ settlements were built in Massachusetts during the 1630s.

Puritan

500

What did it mean to be a "proprietary colony"

the land was controlled by an individual or a group of owners

500

Which place was renamed New York City in 1644?

New Netherland

500

Why were the colonies home to so many different types of religions?

Because the colonies were set up as places where people could practice their religion freely.

500

What is the benefit to the consumer when supply is high, but demand is low?

The consumer can negotiate a better price.