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chapter 7

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What lead to the colonies become more separate? Poor communication and vast distances
What are the New England/Northern Colonies? Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island, New Hampshire
What are the Middle Colonies? New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware
What are the Southern Colonies? Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia
What stretched along the Appalachian Mountains? The Back-country
Who went to the Back-country? Recent immigrants and former indentured servants
What was the Back-country like? Wild West atmosphere, few people had large farms or owned slaves.
What region revolved around the meetinghouse and the church? New England
What region owned small farms for subsistence farming only and lived close to their neighbors? New England
What is producing just enough crops to survive called? Subsistence Farming
What region had poor, rocky soil and harsh winters? New England
What region depended on trade, mills, fishing,lumber, shipbuilding,fur trading, whaling, and craftsmanship? New England
What region had no large plantations, there were few slaves, but merchants engaged in slave trade and profited from it? New England
What region adopted the Puritans values of hard work, modesty, and education? New England
What colony mandated schools in any town of more that 50 households? Massachusetts
Who did not include tolerance of religious differences? Puritans
What region grew some cash crops, especially grain, to be called the Bread-Basket? Middle
What were the largest in the colonies and centers of shipping? Philadelphia and New York City
What region forced slaves to work both cities and on farms? Middle
What region had a large immigrant population and a tradition of tolerance( especially religious tolerance) and home to the most diverse population? Middle
What region used combination of assemblies, town meeting, and royal government? Middle
What region grew cash crops, including tobacco, indigo, and rice? Southern
What region had there plantation was like it's own town and people lived far apart? Southern
What region had large plantation and few wealthy people and a tiny percent controlled almost all the money and power? Southern
What region had a small percent citizens owned slave, yet the economy depend on slavery? Southern
What region had more slaves than slave owner and feared rebellion and made the rules stricter? Southern
What region started with the house of burgesses but later became more in form of assemblies which were often bicameral? Southern
What is a legislature having two house called? Bicameral
What is to require, usually by law called? Mandate
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