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Colonial America

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Pennsylvania was settled by the Quakers because they wanted to Practice their faith without interference
How did New England use their natural resources in their region to earn a living? Fishing and shipbuilding
Which two colonies were settled because those inhabitants were trying to avoid religious persecution? Massachusetts Bay Colony and Plymouth
Georgia was settled by people who had been in ____? debtor's prison
_____ was settled by the separatists from the Church of England who wanted to avoid religious persecution. Plymouth
What best describes how the southern colonies used their natural resources to earn a living? Large plantations, cash crops, and slavery
New England, Mid-Atlantic, and South are located in what mountain range? Appalachian Mountains
Which answer best describes how people in the Mid-Atlantic region or the Middle colonies made a living? Livestock and grain
Which answer best describes the southern colonies' climate? humid
Colonist were forced to obey English laws that were enforced by ___? colonial governors
Colonial governors were appointed by ____? the king or proprietor
The Mid-Atlantic region can be described as having this type of climate? moderate climate
Which region can described as having varied and diverse lifestyles, as well as diverse religion? Mid-Atlantic
Jamestown was established as an ______ venture in ____ by the Virginia Company of London. Economic, 1607
Virginia was part of what colony that had plantations as part of their social and political life? Southern
New England colonies are known for ____? Moderate summers and cold winters
What did all 13 colonies have in common? The colonies all produced goods for England
What is an example of interdependence between Mid-Atlantic and Southern colonies? The Mid-Atlantic colonies traded livestock and grain to the Southern colonies for cotton.
What natural resource did the Southern colonies use? tobacco
What made up New England's civic life? town meetings
Who were men and women who agreed to work without pay for the person who paid for their passage and were free at the end of their contract? Indentured servants
Who were owned as property for life with no rights? Enslaved African Americans
Great Britain paid for the cost of fighting wars in North America by ____? Taxing the colonies
Women were NOT able to ______? Vote
Free African American ______? Could own land
Puritans who left the Church of England, established which colony to avoid religious persecution? Massachusetts Bay Colony
What is Mid-Atlantic's specialization? Livestock and grain
What is New England's specialization? Fishing, shipbuilding, and manufacturing trade
What is the Southern's specialization? Plantations, small farms, and cash crops
Who lived mostly in the south and depended on enslaved African Americans and indentured servants for labor? Large landowners
Who worked directly on the land and often needed family members for labor? Farmers
The Lost Colony is the name given to the settlement at ____? Roanoke Island
What do colonial women and Free African Americans have in common? Were NOT allowed to vote
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