New England, Middle, and South
The Three G's
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Vocabulary
States?
200

This colonial group had large plantations and a reliance on slave labor.

What is the Southern Colonies?

200

It's what the 3 G's are.

What is God, Gold, and Glory?

200

It's the first Self-Government in the colonies, and showed that government power comes from the people.

What is the Mayflower Compact?

200

It's the farms in the South where slaves often worked.

What is a Plantation?

200

It's the modern day state founded as a safe haven for quakers.

What is Pennsylvania?

400

This colonial group was also called the breadbasket for their growth of wheat.

What are the Middle Colonies?

400

Tobacco was a Gold Factor, especially for this place, the first permanent English settlement.

What is Jamestown?

400

It's the first representative government in the colonies.

What is the Virginia House of Burgesses?

400

It's a reason to want to leave one area.

What is a push factor?

400

It's the modern day state that Plymouth is located in.

What is Massachusetts?

600

These TWO colonial groups relied on trade and had large urban centers/cities.

What are New England and Middle?

600

God was in mind when this group fled to Plymouth to seek religious freedom for themselves.

What are the Puritans/Pilgrims?

600

It's the first written Consititution in the colonies.

What are the Fundamental Orders of Connecticut?

600

These are plants grown to be sold, such as tobacco, indigo, or rice!

What are cash crops?

600

It's the modern day state founded by Thomas Hooker, a puritan minister.

What is Connecticut?

800

Despite having the largest population, the South had few cities, because they preferred to live on these.

What are farms/plantations?

800

Glory was sought out by the three major European countries that explored North America, which were these.

What are England, France, and Spain?

800

It guaranteed rights to individual British citizens.

What is the English Bill of Rights?

800

It's the term for water that is part freshwater, part saltwater. Like in Jamestown!

What is Brackish?
800

It's the modern day state where Jamestown is located.

What is Virginia?

1000

Cities in the colonies tended to grow along or near these naturally occurring features.

What are rivers?
1000

They may have wanted to find the Northwest Passage, but France had to satisfy their gold needs by trading this.

What are furs?

1000

It limited the power of the English King in 1215.

What is the Magna Carta?

1000

It's the process of preparing the land for crops, and growing crops. 

What is cultivation?

1000

It's the Modern Day state that was the first to be split into a North and South.

What is Carolina?