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Chapter 6 GR 5

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How did people in the Middle Colonies learn to do skilled jobs? Many became apprentices, living and working with artisans to learn the skills.
List 2 rights or freedoms that William Penn gave colonists in Pennsylvania. 1. freedom of speech 2. freedom of religion 3. the right to a trial by jury
List 2 effects of religion in the founding and settlement of the Middle Colonies. 1 Many settlers came to the Middle Colonies because they were attracted by religious freedom 2 The Dutch let people of different backgrounds settle there 3 Religion helped bring settlers together because it was a major part of their social life
What were some of the costs for immigrants who came to the Middle Colonies. costs 1. leaving their homes families and friends 2. settling in an unknown place 3. learning new laws and adapting to a new culture
What were some of the benefits for immigrants who came to the Middle Colonies. benefits 1. finding more religious and political freedom 2. escaping from war in their homelands 3. finding more economic opportunities 4. getting the chance to buy their own land
Which of these geographical advantages most helped the Middle Colonies become known as the "breadbasket" colonies? fertile soil
After taking control of New Netherland from the Dutch, which 2 colonies did the English from in that region? New York and New Jersey
Which of the following documents is an example of self government in the Middle Colonies? The Frame of Government of Pennsylvania
With which native American leader did William Penn form a long lasting peace? Tamamend
Which of these colonists was a leader of the Great Awakening? George Whitefield
Which of the following is one way that the Middle Colonies differed from the New England Colonies? The Middle Colonies were home to a mix of religious groups.
Why were port cities important to the economic success of the Middle Colonies? They were major trade centers.
Which of the following had to make an economic choice to pay to use a grist mill? farmers
a safe place refuge
owner proprietor
A group of citizens decide if a person is guilty of committing a crime trial by jury
fairness justice
Group of people thrown together from many parts of world diversity
A person who comes into a country to make a new life immigrant
A renewal of many peoples interest into religion Great Awakening
Acceptance of religious differences religious toleration
A volunteer army militia
Economic success prosperity
craft workers artisans
Someone who lives and works with someone to learn a skill (normally from an artisan) apprentice
To pay for something you want, you give up the chance to buy something else trade off
What you give up to buy what you want opportunity cost
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