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U.S History Exam

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New England Description thin,rocky,soil/Cold winters. Economies: Fishing,ship building, whaling
Middle Colonies Description fertile soil/cold winters economies: selling wheat barley and rye
Southern colonies Description natural harbors/mild winters economies: selling tobacco and cotton.
What happened in 1607 Jamestown, Virginia was established
Why is 1607 important? It was the first successful English settlement.
What is the Mayflower Compact? social document of self government
What is the Virginia House of Burgesses? makes laws for the southern colony
What was the Magna Carta? limits the king's power to tax nobles
what is mercantilism? economic system where the colony provides the mother country with raw materials and the mother country makes a profit from goods.
Why did the British use the system of mercantilism? So the mother country would earn money
who established Rhode Island? Roger Williams
What colony did William Penn create? Pennsylvania
What colony was created by the Puritans? Massachusetts
Why did the puritans come to america? religious freedom (supposedly)
what crop made Jamestown successful? tobacco
jamestown was located in the larger colony of _________ ? Virginia
Why were slaves brought into the colonies from Africa? to work on tobacco plantations
the new England colonies include:_______,________,______,____, new Hampshire, Massachusetts,rhode island and connecticut
the middle colonies include: ______,______,_______,______, new york, new jersey, Pennsylvania, and there's little Delaware
southern colonies: Maryland, Virginia, South Carolina, North Carolina, and theres dear old georgia
which region is know as the breadbasket colonies? middle colonies
what is the great awakening? a new wave of religious enthusiasm that swept across the colonies between 1720 and 1750
what is a primary source? documents,speeches,written records or pictures created by people in the historical event
give 2 examples of primary sources: picture or diary entry
what's a cash crop? crop used to sell money
legislative power is ______________________________________________________________________ making laws
executive power is __________________________________________________________________ executing laws
judicial power is __________________________________________________ interpreting laws
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