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colonies

colonies flash cards

TermDefinition
Pennsylvania Quakers
Plymouth Seperatists
Massachusetts Bay Puritans
Jamestown 1607,economic venture by Virginia company of london
Roanoke Island Lost colony,economic colony
Georgia Settled by debtor's
Three religious colonies Plymouth,Massachusetts Bay,Pennsylvania
Three economic colonies Roanoke Island,Jamestown,Georgia
Religious and economic 2 reasons why people from England settled in North America
Specialization Focusing on one or a few products caused colonists to be more independent
Interdependence 2 or more people depending on each other for goods and services
New England region *cold climate and rocky soil *fishing whaling, and shipbuilding *town meetings *church and village was the center of social life
Mid-Atlantic region *live stock and grain farms *trading *moderate climate *market towns *diverse religions and people
Southern region *humid climates *large farms and plantations *slaves and indentured servants *few cities and schools *counties
Women homemakers,caretakers,could not vote
Farmers worked the land according to the region and relied on family for labor
Large landowners Lived in the South and were wealthy .Used slaves and indentured servants for labor
Enslaved African Americans Owned by master as property for life.Had no rights
Indentured servants Person who agreed to work without wages in exchange for their passage to the colonies.Were free when their contract was up
Artisans Skilled craftsmen
Free African Americans Were able to own land had economic freedom and could work for pay and decide how to spend their money.
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