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PCHS Unit E

World History Unit E

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Name the place where the colonies shared a common western boundary Appalachian Mountains
Name the 4 New England colonies New Hampshire, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Rhode Island
People who could not afford land moved where to start farming? Back country
What where the trials where young girls were accused of witch craft? Salem Witch Trials
What was the name of the movement where preachers gave fire and brimstone sermons? Great Awakening
Name the person who developed a vaccine against small pox Cotton Mather
Who invented bifocals, electricity, helped with the declaration of independence, started the first library and wrote Poor Richards Almanac. Benjamin Franklin
What was the group that started the anti slavery movement? Quakers
Name the person who won a major battle for free press. John Peter Zenger
Name the person who was from Virginia Nathaniel Bacon
This required colonies to trade only with England or other colonies Navigation Acts
Rum, iron, fish, lumber, molasses, and slaves were used for this. Triangular Trade
What is illegal importing of goods? Smuggling
What were large farms in Southern colonies called? Plantations
What was the middle colonies known as? Bread Basket
Crops that are grown to be sold are called what? Cash crops
What is needed to search your home? Search warrant
When an English monarchy does not have complete power this is called what? Limited monarchy
What is it called when you print false statements that harm a person's reputation? Libel
What are natural resources used to make other goods? Raw materials
The fish that made New England's fishing industry very successful was what? cod
What percent of the population was of African descent in the Southern Colonies? 40%
What did candidates give voters to win their votes? treats, food, drink
T/F New England was well suited for farming. False
T/F The triangular trade was a legal activity False
T/F In New England there was a large number of slaves. False
T/F Women in New England held jobs such as blacksmiths, teachers, and lawyers True
T/F African slaves in the Southern Colonies were slaves for life. True
T/F When women were given the opportunity to run a plantation they were very successful True
T/F Wheat was a main export for the Middle Colonies True
T/F Roads in the colonies were of good quality False
T/F The Middle Colonies were very tolerant of other religions and immigrant groups True
T/F Ben Franklin was the Southern Colonies best known resident False
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