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Example: Massachusetts-NE colony Turn to pages 39-46 in your textbook and look for the list of colony characteristics on the side of the pages. Label one side of a note-card with the colony name. Then list the characteristics of the colony just like they are listed in the book. Each card side should have one colony/info Example: Massachusetts-NE colony Founders-Pilgrims led by William Bradford and Puritans led by John Winthrop Settlers- Puritans seeking escape from religious persecutions. Back of card Climate- Harsh winters and warm summers Geography- Sandy coast with good ports, rich pastures, forests Economy/Occupations-Crop and livestock farming, lumber, shops, shipping Religion- Puritan Government- Self-governing with strong religious influence. Front of Card