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The Dutch settled the first middle colony. The Dutch name its colony New Netherlands.
New York
100
This smokable cash crop was grown in Virginia.
Tobacco
100
In 1607 about 100 men and boys sailed to Virginia. The settlement they founded was called this.
Jamestown
100
What is the division line between Maryland and Penn?
Mason-Dixon Line
100
This man was upset about the Natives and started attacking them and even attacked Jamestown too!
Bacon's Rebellion
200
William Penn established this colony so the Quakers would be able to practice their religion.
Pennsylvania
200
This cash crop is used to make a dark blue dye.
Indigo
200
If a man did not work, he did not eat was a rule created by this man. (Also a governor in Jamestown.)
John Smith
200
Maryland was created as a safe home for this religion.
Catholics
200
What did the Navigation Acts do?
All trade had to be done on British ships.
300
This colony broke from Pennsylvania and was populated by a lot of Swedish people.
Delaware
300
South Carolina and Georgia planted this crop. Today it is frequently served with beans.
Rice
300
Lord Baltimore started this colony as a safe home for Catholics.
Maryland
300
Quakers thought that all people were created...
equal
300
Slaves worked on these huge farms.
plantations
400
In 1676 this colony split from New York. (The land of fist pumps and fake orange tans.)
New Jersey
400
The bread basket colonies exported this grain that is used to make bread.
wheat
400
This colony was created to keep the English safe from the Spanish who lived in Florida.
Georgia
400
What items went from Americas to Europe
Raw Materials like cotton, coffee, indigo, rice, etc. . .
400
New York was named after this man, King Charles' brother.
Duke of York
500
The Middle Colonies were also called this because grain was so plentiful.
"bread basket"
500
What are the main cash crops of the Southern Colonies.
Indigo, tobacco, rice, cotton
500
These two colonies were settled as one colony. They stayed that way until the 1700's.
North And South Carolina
500
What specific things were sent from Europe to Africa.
pots, pans, guns
500
This is the belief that you become strong through control of trade and having vast trading routes.
Mercantilism