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What does "Diversity" mean?
A mix of different people, culture or religions.
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What did Quakers believe?
Peace, equality and simplicity.
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Who helped settle Pennsylvania?
Quakers, like William Penn.
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What was the northern city of middle colonies?
New York
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What was a major cash crop in the middle colonies?
wheat
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What does the word "fertile" mean?
Rich and good for growing crops.
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Which two colonies were the trade center of middle colonies?
Phliadelphia and New York.
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Who were the founders of Delaware?
Swedish
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What was the southern city of the Middle Colonies?
Delaware
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Who settled New Amsterdam?
The Dutch
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A young person who learns a trade from a skilled worker
Apprentice
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The middle colonies exported grain and animal products to Asia.
True/False
False
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Who granted the land for the Pennsylvania Colony to William Penn?
King Charles II
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New York was divided by two, by King James II into New York and New Jersey.
True/False
true
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Did the colonists in the Middle Colonies practice a variety of religions?
Yes
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What was the nickname of the middle colonies?
Breadbasket Colonies
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The land was better for farming in the Middle colonies than in the New England colonies.
True/False
True
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Who was the childhood friend of William Penn?
Charles II
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What colonies were important ports in the middle colonies?
Philadelphia and New York
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Who is he?
William Penn - the founder of the Middle Colonies - Pennsylvania
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What is the meaning of "proprietor"?
A person who owned and controlled a country.
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Which colony was the most democratic in the middle colonies?
Pennsylvania
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Who founded the Quaker religion?
George Fox
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Which colony was the biggest colony in middle colonies?
Pennsylvania
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Who was the person who was the childhood friend of William Penn?
He was Charles (the) II.