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13 Colonies Test

13 Colonies Test Study Stack for Studying

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What was the first colonial settlement Roanoke Colony
What was the first permanent and successful English settlement Jamestown
What colony started began a form of self government Jamestown
Early form of representative government House of Burgesses
Religious groups called sepratists Pilgrims
rules the Pilgrims created for the colony, created fair laws for all members of the colony Mayflower Compact
The wanted to purify the church of england Puritans
New England colonies New Hampshire, massachusetts, connecticut, rhode island
Middle Colonies New York, New jersey, pennsylvania, delaware
Southern Colonies Maryland, Virginia, Carolinas, Georgia
Triangular Trade The pattern of trade that developed between Europe, Africa, and the Americas.
Middle Passage The horrific journey slaves were forced to take after being taken/kidnapped from Africa and taken to America
Mercantilism The belief that colonies exist only to benefit the mother country.
Navigation Acts all goods must be carried on English ships, all goods had to be taxed by England then sold to the colonies.
Plantations the place where farming was done in the southern colonies
Cash Crops Crops that are sold for a huge profit
Toleration the acceptance of people from different places with different religious beliefs.
The new england colonies fished and whaled
subsistence farming when you grow enough food to feed your families and maybe even help feed other families
Southern colonies had a hot humid climate
The southern colonies had the most slaves
The soil in the southern colonies was the most rich
Breadbasket colonies Middle colonies
Diverse region settlers from many countries settled in the middle colonies
Middle colonies grew wheat, barley, oats, rye, corn
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