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Chapter 3 Review

Chapter 3: The Thirteen Colonies

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What are the 3 Regions of the 13 Colonies New England, Middle, and Southern
Which colonies belong in the Southern region? Georgia, South Carolina, North Carolina, Virginia, and Maryland
Which colonies belong in the Middle region? Delaware, Pennsylvania, New York, and New Jersey
Which colonies belong in the New England region? Connecticut, Rhode Island, Massachusetts, and New Hampshire
What was the geography like in the Southern colonies? Warm climate, fertile soil, long growing season
What was the culture like in the Southern colonies? Plantations, fewer towns, Anglican, and Baptist, little education
What was the government like in the Southern colonies? Royal + Proprietary, House of Burgesses (representative body)
What was the economy like in the Southern colonies? Cash Crops, Agriculture, Enslaved labor
What was the first cash crop in the colonies called? Tobacco
What was the geography like in the Middle colonies? fertile soil, rivers, moderate climate
What was the culture like in the Middle colonies? Very diverse (Catholics, Lutherans, Quakers, and Jewish), Religious tolernace
What is religious tolerance? being accepting/welcoming of other religions
What was the government like in the Middle colonies? royal + charter governments
What was the economy like in the Middle colonies? Crops like grain, wheat (breadbaskets), and manufacturing
In both King Philip's War and Bacon's Rebellion, what was the MAIN conflict over? land
What was the Great Awakening? a religious revival movement in the colonies
What is a charter government? a type of government where a group of citizens design laws for the colony
What is a royal government? a type of government where colonies are ruled directly by the English monarchy
What is a proprietary government? a type of government where one or more businessman run the colony
What was the geography like in the New England colonies? rocky soil, cold winters, short growing season
What was the culture like in the New England colonies? Puritan religion, small towns, education is important (read the Bible)
What was the government like in the New England colonies? royal and charter governments; theocracy
What was the economy like in the New England colonies? shipbuilding, whaling, fishing, and lumber
Who were the Pilgrims? settled in Plymouth and introduced self-government to the colonies
Who were the Puritans? brought literacy and education to the colonies; were not tolerant of other religious groups
Who were the Quakers? religious group that promoted religious freedom, peace, and equality for all
Who was John Winthrop? first governor of Massachusetts Bay colony who brought the Puritan beliefs to the New England region
Who was Roger Williams? founder of Rhode Island who believed in the separation of church and state
Who was Anne Hutchinson? spoke out against Puritan beliefs and was banished from the Massachusetts Bay colony; founded the Portsmouth settlement
Who was Edward Winslow? governor of Plymouth who aimed to make peace with the Wampanoag tribe
Who was William Penn? founder of Pennsylvania who worked to provide equality and religious freedom to all; worked to maintain peace with Native Americans
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