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Name the Middle Colonies. New York, New Jersey, Deleware and Pennsylvania
Another name for the Middle Colonies. The Breadbasket Colonies
Why are the Middle Colonies suited for growing grain? Because they have fertile land and a mild climate
The Middle Colonies have ____ and ___ to allow for large ships to travel inland. large harbors and deep rivers
The Middle Colonies have large harbors and deep rivers to allow _________. for large ships to travel inland
The New Netherlands grow: Who was sent to govern the Dutch colony? Peter Stuyvesant
The New Netherlands grow: Where did Peter Stuyvesant expand the Dutch colony? into New Jersey and later into Deleware
The New Netherlands grow: Africans came to New Netherland. Peter Stuyvesant gave the land of _____ to about 40 formerly enslaved people. Manhattan
This became New Netherland's first community of free Africans. Manhattan
The English Take Over New Netherland: In ____, King Charles II of England encouraged his brother James, the Duke of York, to seize NN. 1664
The English Take Over New Netherland: In 1664, ____ encouraged his brother James, the Duke of York, to seize NN. King Charles II of England
The English Take Over New Netherland: In 1664, King Charles II of England encouraged _______ to seize NN. his brother James, the Duke of York,
Why did Peter Stuyvesant have to surrender the colony to James, the Duke of York? Because the colonist would not follow him into battle.
After Peter Stuyvesant surrendered the Dutch colony, it was split into ____ and ___. New York and New Jersey
James, the Duke of York, kept New York for himself, and renamed New Amsterdam to ___. New York City
What did James do with New Jersey? He gave it to two fo his friends, John Berkeley and George Carteret.
Many people settled in New Jersey. What were they looking for? The were looking for cheap land and religious freedom.
In New Jersey, what did the Quakers find? The Quakers found a safe place to practice their religion.
This was the first Quaker settlement in North America. Salem
He was granted a charter to start a colony that became Pennsylvania. William Penn
What did the "Frame of Government of Pennsylvania do? It setup a legislature called the General Assembly.
Who wrote the "Frame of Government of Pennsylvania"? William Penn
This plan of government "Frame of Government of Pennsylvania" did what for citizens? It gave citizens freedom of speech, freedom of religion, and a right to fair trial by jury.
William Penn also wrote what? The Pennsylvania Charter of Privileges
What did the Pennsylvania Charter of Privileges allow? It allowed white male colonist to elect represenatives into the General Assembly.
The Middle Colonies include a diverse group of people from ___. Europe
William Penn chose the name Philadelphia. It means what? Brotherly love in Greek
Why did people immigrate to the Middle colonies? They came to escape war, to find religious freedom. They also came for economic opportunities such as to buy land and start businesses.
A new religious movement began in the Middle Colonies called…. The Great Awakening
The Great Awakening helped bring people together. What did this lead to? It led to greater religious toleration, and changed the way many people practiced their religion.
The Middle colonies were home to a variety of ____. religious groups
Because there were so many religious groups, towns often had more than one kind of church
Where would people of the Middle Colonies socialize (get together and talk). They socialized at dances, plays, concerts and outdoor activities.
Philadelphia became home to many ___ and ___. scientists and artists
Why was Philadelphia considered the cultural center of the Middle colonies? because it was home to many artists and scientists
The most famous Philadelphian, (person from Philadelphia) was ____. Ben Franklin
Name four ways Ben Franklin helped to improve the city of Philadelphia. 1. setup the 1st fire station. 2. raised money to build a hospital. 3. setup a militia. 4. founded 1st public library and college
Ben Franklin was a _____ and a ____. leader in colonial government and a printer.
Ben Franklin printed the ____ newspaper and wrote the _____. Pennsylvania Gazette : Poor Richard's Almanack
Ben Franklin did so much. He was a ____(name 5). printer, writer, scientist, inventor, and a leader in government.
Because the Middle colonies had such fertile land, it's economy was built on ___ and ___. farming and livestock
Why did farmers travel to market towns? to sell or trade livestock or crops
Market towns would have… gristmills and lumber mills
Many families would shop at general stores in these market towns. Why? To buy items they could not grow or make themselves
Give examples of items families bought at a general store. tools, paint, shoes, buttons etc….
The Middle colonies, prosperity, or economic success, depended largely on what? The ports of Philidelphia and New York City
Trade in New York City was made easier by what? The Hudson River
What river made Philidelphia the busiest port city in the Middle colonies? the Delaware River
Trade in the Middle colonies was almost all with who? England and other English colonies.
What did the Middle colonies export? furs, salted meat, lumber, wheat and grains
What did the Middle colonies import? furniture, tea, gunpowder, medicine, metals, and enslaved Africans.
Many of the artisans came to the Middle colonies as what? indentured servants
Children of rich coloniest would do what? go to college to become lawyers, ministers and bankers.
If people did not go to college, they might become an _______. apprentice
An apprentice lived and worked with an artisan for several years. They would go on to become what? journeymen and later a master of the trade
How did enslaved people in New Netherland gain more freedom? They had to buy their freedom. Each year they had to pay their employers in money or goods to remain free.
How did William Penn plan for self-government and religious freedom? He wrote the "Frame of Government of Pennsylvania" and the "Pennsylvania Charter of Privileges".
What were two effects of the Great Awakening? 1. It changed the way people practiced religion 2. It led to religious toleration.
What religious group found refuge by purchasing land in New Jersey? Quakers
What was the most widely grown crop in the Middle colonies? wheat
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