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Life in Colonial Times

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What mountain range ran through all 3 colonial regions?   Appalachian  
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Which region's climate was extremely cold and harsh during the winter but mild in the summer?   New England  
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What is the name of the harbor that was an important geographical feature of the New England colonies?   Boston  
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What geographical feature in New England was steep and jagged?   coastline  
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What were two important jobs for the people of the New England colonies?   ship building and fishing  
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Where did the social gatherings for the people of the New England colonies take place?   church  
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When were political issues discussed?   during town meetings  
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Who settled in the Mid-Atlantic (Middle) Colonies?   people from several different countries of many different cultures and backgrounds  
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What was the soil in the Mid-Atlantic (Middle) colonies like?   fertile and perfect for farming  
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What best describes the climate of the Mid-Atlantic (Middle) colonies?   cold winters and warm summers  
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What jobs did the people of the Mid-Atlantic most likely have?   farming and raising livestock  
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Why were the Mid-Atlantic (Middle) Colonies nicknamed "The Bread Basket?"   They grew many types of grain  
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What were large farms in the Southern region called?   plantations  
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People bound by contract to work for someone who paid for their passage to America were called what?   indentured servants  
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What region did Pilgrims and Puritans settle when looking for religious freedom?   New England  
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What was the climate like in the Southern region?   mild winters and warm, humid summers  
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What was the important job opportunity in the Southern colonies?   farming or agriculture  
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Who did most of the work on large southern plantations?   slaves and indentured servants  
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What 3 crops did farmers in the south grow?   cotton, rice, and tobacco  
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What are the 4 New England Colonies?   Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island, and New Hampshire  
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What are the 4 Mid-Atlantic (Middle) Colonies?   New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Delaware  
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What are the 5 Southern Colonies?   Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Georgia  
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As more and more people came to the New World, settlements called what were established?   colonies  
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What were the people who settled in the New England Colonies looking for?   religious freedom  
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What was the soil in the New England colonies like?   rocky and not good for farming  
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Which regions has access to good harbors that allowed trade centers to grow along the coastline?   New England, Mid-Atlantic, and Southern  
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