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Chapter 6 Questions

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What were the advantages and disadvantages of being an apprentice? The advantages of being an apprentice are that you get good job potential. The disadvantages are that you do a lot of hard work and have little or no free time.
What was the job for an artisan? An artisan was a skilled worker who made things by hand.
How did a person become an artisan? Someone can become an artisan by being an apprentice at first.
What was daily life like for children who grew up on farms during colonial times? They did as much work as apprentices did. They would do things such as gather wood or cook.
On what natural resources was the New England economy based? and the Southern economy? What industries developed? The New England economy was based on products from the forest and sea.(building, fishing, whaling)The Southern economy was based on farming.(rich soil, warm weather, lots of rain, agriculture)
Largest city in the 13 colonies Philadelphia
Established first public library,hospital, and fire department in 13 colonies Benjamin Franklin
First planter to raise successful crop of indigo Elizabeth Lucas Pinckney
Began building towns in Massachusetts in 1630 Puritans
Open space where cattle and sheep could graze town common
Plantation manager overseer
Most important building in colonial town meeting house
Served as marketplaces where farmers could sell their crops and buy tools and clothes Middle Colony Towns
Large farm where cash crops such as tobacco and rice were grown Southern plantation
Places to buy imported goods such as tea and sugar general store
Families who had to make or grow most of what they needed farming families
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