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Bellringer: Do you think large cities (NY, LA, ect) have always attracted people?

Chapter 3 – Colonial America Lesson 3 The Middle Colonies page 69

ESSENTIAL QUESTION How does geography influence the way people live?

GUIDING QUESTIONS 1.Why did the Middle Colonies grow? 2. How did Pennsylvania differ from the other English colonies?

Terms to Know Patroon - landowner in the Dutch colonies who ruled over large areas of land

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Read: Lesson 3 The Middle Colonies pages 69 – 72 and take Cornell Notes.

Answer the following Guiding Questions: Name two colonies that were formed from parts of other colonies and the colony from which each was formed. Name two groups of people, besides the English, who lived in the Middle Colonies.