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ssunit5_13 Colonies

Joe 7th grade SS

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Jmaestown was the 1st permanent settlement founded in 1607 adn 1/2 colonists died from teh starving period.
John Smith English, helped colonists adn saide, "He who shall not work shall not eat:
Puritans Members of a group that setteld in Massachusetts bay in 1630 and looked to reform the practices of Church of England
Quakers A person who believed all people should live in peace and harmony
Religious Tolerance Letting others worship as they please.
Indentured Servant A person who sold his lavor in exchange for a passage to america
Mercantilism An economic system in which nations get rich and powerful by obtaining gold adn silver and establishing a FAVORABLE TRADE balance.
Why were 13 colonies different: They adapted to their environment (cities, farming , fishing, mountains, forest)
New England Colonies: List Massachusetts, new Hampshire, Rhode Island, Connecticut
Middl Colonies: List New York, new Jersey, pennsylfvania, Delaware
Souther Colonies: :ist Virginia, maryland, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia
NEW England Colonies: Jobs and other facts Substinence farmers, trade, cities, little slavery ate fish, Navigation acts, merchantilism, smuggling.
Substinence Farming Just enough farming to live off of
Cash Crops Large farming of single products to Make Money
Middle Colonies: Jobs and other facts farms and cities, grain;flour, the bread basket Large cities, diverse
Southern Colonies: Jobs and other facts cash crops (tobacco, cotton), plantation, slavery People lived in clans
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