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US History 8th Grade Bowman

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New England Northern colonial region that was cold, rocky soil, harbors, fish, trade, built ships
Middle Colonies Bread Basket, mild climate, religious tolerance, most diverse
Southern Colonies Plantations agriculture, long hot summers, rain, great soil for farming,
Massachusetts New England
Rhode Island New England
New Hampshire New England
Connecticut New England
New York Middle Colonies
Pennsylvania Middle Colonies
New Jersey Middle Colonies
Delaware Middle Colonies
Maryland Southern Colonies
North Carolina Southern Colonies
South Carolina Southern Colonies
Virginia Southern Colonies
Georgia Southern Colonies
Cash Crops Crops grown to sell
Debtors People who owe money
Fundamental Orders of Connecticut 1st Constitution in the New world, written by Thomas Hooker
Virginia House of Burgresses 1st representative legislature in America
Mayflower Compact Agreement signed by the Pilgrims and Puritans on the Mayflower to follower the law and rule by majority.
John Locke Social contract, natural rights: life, liberty, and property. Inspired Thomas Jefferson.
English Bill of Rights 1689 Document that protected trail by jury, free speech rights, right to petition, no cruel and unusual punishments.
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