Colonies
Exploration
Colonization
Trade
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100

The impact of slavery on life in the south

The growth of agrarian economy supported by plantations

100

Being located on the coast contributed to this around natural harbors.

Certain major New England Cities

100

The primary motivation for English citizens to colonize

What is religious freedom

100

This limited who the colonies could trade directly with.

Mercantilism

100

The colony William Penn founded

PENNsylvania

200

Has the best soil and climate for cash crops

The south

200

The Dutch were in this colony for financial gains.

New York

200

This number increased as plantations got larger.

Number of slaves.
200

The French choose the land near the Great Lakes for this.

Trading furs.
200

Colony James Oglethorpe founded and why

Georgia. Established for criminals and debtors.

300

Cash crops grown by the south(Must name all).

Rice, tobacco, and indigo

300

Name the colonies. I will show a map.

1. New Hampshire

2. Pennsylvania

3. Massachusetts

4. Connecticut

5. Virginia

300
How monarchs in Europe viewed colonization.

An opportunity to increase their wealth.

300

This is the primary cause of financial differences in the colonies

Where they are geographically and what they have

300

The first forever colony

Jamestown

400

What Massachusetts, Pennsylvania and Maryland were established for.

Religious reasons.

400

This region was mostly settle by Pilgrims

New England Colonies

400
Most true about the economics in the New England colonies.

Poor soil, shipbuilding, and fishing.

400
Most true about the Southern colonies.

Planting and harvesting cash crops on plantations.

400

Most true about Middle colonies

Planting and harvesting grains with a mild growing season.

500

The colony Roger Williams founded

Rhode Island

500

The colony Lord Baltimore founded

Maryland

500

The place Thomas Hooker founded. 

Connecticut.

500

The transatlantic slave trade was started because of this.

The Cuban sugar plantations.

500

The mountains separating the colonies from the west

Appalachian mountains