Impact of Geography Mid-Atlantic & Agriculture
Busy Markets; Busy Ports
Artisans and Merchants
Poor Whites, Blacks, and Slaves & Labor
Planations
100

What was the geography of the Mid-Atlantic region perfect for?  

What is agriculture

100

What did Mid-Atlantic farmers usually sell?

What is their crops, lumber, and livestock

100

What did the cities of the Mid-Atlantic colonies bustle with?

What is shopkeepers and merchants

100

What did poor laborers and enslaved African Americans do in cities?

What is they did hard work on loading docks, in laundries, and as house servants. 

100

How were plantations compared to farms?

What is they were more like small villages.

200

What did the farmers of the Mid-Atlantic region perfect grow?

What is vegetables, fruits, wheat, corn, barley, and grains

200

Where were the largest markets in the Mid-Atlantic region?

What is Philadelphia and New York
200

What is a artisan? 

What is a person skilled at a specialized trade or craft. 

200

What did poor laborers and enslaved African Americans do in the rural areas?

What is they worked on farms and plantations

200

What surrounded the plantation?

What is kitchens, workshops, and horse stables. 

300

What animals did farmers raise in the Mid-Atlantic region?

What is cattle, sheep, and pigs

300

How did farmers ship their goods?

What is on wide rivers to the port cites

300

Who did the Mid-Atlantic cities attract and why?

What is immigrants from many different countries. There was opportunity for almost everyone in the Mid-Atlantic colonies. 

300

What did planters need? 

What is lots of workers to run their plantations.

300

Who lived near the planation? 

What is cooks, nannies, and enslaved people. 

400

Why was the Mid-Atlantic region known as the "breadbasket" for the other colonies? 

What is they grew corn, barley, and other grains.

400

What is whale blubber?

What is fat?

400

How many regions are the 13 colonies divided into?

What is 3. 

400

How did plantation owners get African slaves?

What is they brought them from slave traders as part of the Atlantic Triangle Trade. 

400

Where did enslaved field-workers live?

What is they lived farther away in small cabins. 

500

What did the Southerns economy depend on?

What is agriculture trade.

500

What year did shipbuilding become a major industry?

What is the 1700s.

500

How many colonies are there?

What is 13. 

500

What type of work did most enslaved people do?

What is they worked in fields planting, tending, and harvesting crops. they also took care of livestock, cooked, and cleaned, ran errands and built structures on southern plantations. 

500

Plantations were what of the region's economy? 

What is backbone.