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By: Jacob Covaciu By: Brandie Conaway Maryland

Founding Founded in 1634 Baltimore founded Maryland Lord Baltimore wanted to find Maryland because of money

Important People Lord Baltimore because he founded Mary land.

Religious Freedom Didn’t get along There were Catholics, Christians, and protestants. Some Catholics were punished for what they believed in.

Natural resources and economy Energy Rivers Soil Lakes Plantation exporting tobacco, cotton , corn, vegetables, fruit, and life stock

Climate and Geography When the Climate is warm its perfect for crops The Geography was the coastal plane and the cheese cake bay

Interesting Facts Children that didn’t have any money didn’t go to school People got money for selling cash crops Maryland's colony was strong

Questions When was Maryland founded? What was two of the natural recourses? What was the reason for colonization? What did the climate have to be to be perfect for the crops?

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