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Chapter 6 SS review
The Mid-Atlantic Colonies
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| The Dutch called their colony in North America- | New Netherland |
| An immigrant is a- | person who comes to a country to make a new home there. |
| One contribution that German immigrants did NOT introduce was- | the subscription library |
| The book that Ben Franklin published each year | Poor Richard's Almanack |
| The English wanted control of the Dutch colony because- | they wanted to expand in the direction of the Dutch colony. |
| How did many settlers reach the back-country? | by following the Great Wagon Road from Pennsylvania |
| The name Pennsylvania means- | Penn's woods |
| The Society of Friends, or Quakers, believed that- | people are basically good and violence is wrong. |
| The right of people accused of breaking the law to be tried by a group of fellow citizens is called- | right to trial by jury |
| The foothills between the lowlands along the Atlantic coast and the Appalachian Mountains were called- | the Piedmont |
| William Penn wanted people of all religions | to settle in Pennsylvania |
| Settlers in the back-country planted | in the Indian was, with corn, beans, and squash, all growing from the same mound |
| The first group of Jews in North America | settled in New Amsterdam |
| The Dutch settlers did not resist | the English who were trying to invade New Netherland |
| Ben Franklin organized | the first trained firefighting company in the colonies. |