September 19th(A) and 20th(B) C olonial Development.

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September 19th(A) and 20th(B) C olonial Development

Review: W hat type of agriculture was prevalent in the Southern colonies? Why? What was the nickname of the middle colonies? Why? How did geography affect the New England colonies?

Review: W hy were the middle colonies nicknamed the "bread basket?" What role did religion play in the New England colonies? Why would southerners have more time to talk with visitors about the news than people in New England or the Middle colonies?

Preview: O h yeah, dissappearing sentence!!!! T he French and Indian war changed the relationship between England and the 13 colonies

Preview: T he ______ and ______ war changed the relationship between England and the 13 colonies

Preview: T he ______ and ______ war changed the relationship between ______ and the 13 _______

Preview: T he ______ and ______ ___ changed the relationship between ______ and the __ _______

Preview: T he ______ and ______ ___ ________ the __________ between ______ and the __ _______

Preview: _ __ ______ ___ ______ ___ ________ ___ __________ _______ ______ ___ __ __ _______

Preview: N o taxation without representation leads to colonial agitation.

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1. Identify the 2 classes that can not change social classes. 2. Is there a difference between the colonial social classes and the caste system? Explain 3. How would the colonial social class structure cause conflict in the colonies?

Triangular Trade and the Columbian Exchange One partner will read about Triangular Trade on page 84 and 85. (Trade and the beginnings of Slavery, The Puritan Way Ends) O ne partner will read about the Columbian Exchange on page 44. (The Columbian Exchange) After reading your section take notes in a Y-Chart Format for your reading. Then you will teach your partner about what you have read and then they will take notes. Triangular Trade Columbian Exchange Similarities

Triangular Trade? Example #1 Manufactured Goods Slaves Plantation Crops

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Royal Colony vs. Proprietary Colony

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Homework: Study Guide

Attachments Triangle Of Trade.wmv