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8SS_Three Regions

Mayfield - Three Regions Quiz

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Who did the colonists in the Mid-Atlantic have the same political rights as? Englishmen
What two cities began to grow as seaports and commercial centers? New York and Philadelphia
What type of cities did New York and Philadelphia began to grow into? seaports and commercial centers
What did Quakers always keep on when indoors? hats
Who were the first abolitionists? Quakers
What did Quakers refuse to take? oaths
What were Quakers also known as? pacifists
What was the economy in the Mid-Atlantic based on? shipbuilding and trading
What did the Quakers believe about all people? they were children of God
How did the Quakers get their name? they would shake during intense religious practices
What did Pennsylvania ban? slavery
What was Pennsylvania made up of? religious misfits
Where did citizens of Pennsylvania come from? many different ethnic groups
What did Pennsylvanians have no provisions for? military defense
What were the Blue Laws? it banned cards, dice and excessive hilarity
Who did the Quakers offend? religious and secular leaders
How did the Quakers handle paying taxes to the Church of England? they refused
Who met without paid clergy? the Quakers
Who maintained their allegiance to the Church of England? the people of the South
What was the social system of the South largely based on? family status
Who did the Southern colonies maintain strong ties with? England
What did the House of Burgess control? finance, militia & laws
Who were the people that were granted a royal charter? Lord Proprietors
What did plantation owners have a strong belief in? ownership of property and free enterprise
What are the two cash crops of the South? tobacco and rice
What was the economy of the South centered around? plantations
What two types of democracy were practiced in the Mid-Atlantic? direct and representative
Who became governor in 1682? William Penn
What was William Penn a firm believer in? religious tolerance
Who did William Penn negotiate peaceful relations with? Native-Americans
What were the early settlers that were members of the English nobility as known as? cavaliers
What were the people seeking when they came to the South? economic opportunity
How long did the contract for indentured servants usually last? 5-7 years
What were indentured servants promised? freedom dues
What were indentured servants refused to do? marry
What did 1 in 10 indentured servants do? outlive their contract
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