FOA Quickly review your notes over the Southern colonies. You have a quiz five minutes after class begins. Focus on their economy, religion and social.

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FOA Quickly review your notes over the Southern colonies. You have a quiz five minutes after class begins. Focus on their economy, religion and social classes. On your FOA sheet of paper write study for Thursday. Also get out your Venn Diagram homework.

Southern Colonies Quiz 1.Name three examples of cash crops. 2.What religion were most of the Southern colonies? 3.Which colony was founded by Catholics? 4.What activity did the Southern colonies rely on to make money? 5.What were the three social classes of the Southern colonies?

After the quiz Use the two white sheets of paper I gave you. Fold it as I show you. On the back write back.

Flap 1 On the front: Write Southern colonies On Flap 1: Three facts about the Southern economy (Plantations, cash crops, slave labor) On Flap 2: Two facts about religion in the South (Church of England and Catholics) On Flap 3: Three facts about society classes in the South

Flap 2 On the front: Write Middle colonies On Flap 1: Three facts about the Middle economy (Pennsylvania and N.J., N.Y. and Delaware) On Flap 2: Two facts about Middle religion (Quakers, others) On Flap 3: Three facts about History of Middle colonies (Dutch, Iroquois, English settlement)