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Essential Question: What are the similarities & differences among the Southern, New England, & Middle colonies? Warm-Up Questions: On the map provided, label each: Virginia Massachusetts Plymouth Rhode Island Warm-up question, Middle & Lower South Colonies Notes, Closure Activity

The Mid-Atlantic & Lower South Colonies Explain the development of the mid-Atlantic colonies; include the Dutch settlement of New Amsterdam and subsequent English takeover, and the settlement of Pennsylvania.

In what ways might the middle colonies be different from the Virginia & NE colonies?

Settling the Middle [or “Restoration”] Colonies

The Middle Colonies The 1st “middle” colony was New Netherland created by the Dutch West India Co: To attract settlers, the Dutch recruited Swedes, Germans, Finns, & Africans (very diverse) Britain seized the Dutch colony in 1664 & renamed it, New York

The Dutch governor, Peter Stuyvesant, resisted Britain’s takeover of New Netherlands but could not get the colonists to assist him

In what ways might Pennsylvania be different from other British colonies?

Pennsylvania Pennsylvania founded by a radical religious sect called Quakers Quakers believed in the “Inner Light,” that all people are equal, & the ability to communicate directly with God In England, Quakers were persecuted for these beliefs In 1681, William Penn founded Pennsylvania (derogatory term for those who “tremble at the word of the Lord”)

Penn's "Holy Experiment" William Penn’s colony was to serve as a “holy experiment” Promoted religious toleration, bought land from the Indians, & did not tolerate slavery Allowed a diverse population to move there Philadelphia had an excellent harbor, making it the most important trade city in the British colonies

Urban Population Growth: 1650-1775

The image below is from the “Lower South” colony of South Carolina The image below is from the “Lower South” colony of South Carolina? Which other colony might it be similar to?

The Lower South The Lower South colonies were among the last to be formed: Carolina & Georgia developed like Virginia with a cash crop economy, slavery, & gaps between the rich & poor Georgia was formed as a buffer between Carolina & Spanish Florida, populated by British debtors & prisoners

The Lower South Colonies Charles Town, South Carolina was the only major southern port

Closure Activity On the map provided, label each: New York Pennsylvania North & South Carolina Georgia For each of the above colonies, create a symbol that summarizes the characteristics of the colony

Complete the following chart then identify the most significant similarities & differences between the Middle & Lower South colonies Middle Lower South Political Economic Social