2.5 – The Middle Colonies.

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2.5 – The Middle Colonies

New England Middle Colonies English Chesapeake

Middle Colonies Colonized by: the Netherlands (the Dutch) and Sweden (the Swedes)

New Netherland

Middle Colonies Colonized by: the Netherlands (the Dutch) and Sweden (the Swedes)

Peter Stuyvesant New Sweden

New England 33,000 Middle Colonies 5,000 English Chesapeake 25,000

 William Penn

Philadelphia 1700 – 18,000 Quakers! Anglicans! German Baptists! Lutherans! Philadelphia city of brotherly love 1680 – 2,000 1700 – 18,000

Diversity in the Middle Colonies ethnic diversity – Dutch, Swedes, Finns, French Protestants, Germans, Norwegians, Scots, English religious diversity – Quakers, Baptists, Anglicans, Presbyterians, Lutherans, Dutch and German Reformed, Jews **learned toleration** against the traditional belief that uniformity = political order **foundation for American future diversity and tolerance**

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