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13 Colonies By Mr. Griffin
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List the 4 Middle Colonies
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NY NJ PA DE
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What country was the first to settle NY?
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The Dutch/Netherlands
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What year did England take New York from the Dutch?
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1664
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Delaware was originally part of what colony?
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Pennsylvania
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New Jersey was originally part of what colony?
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New York
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How did Pennsylvania get its name?
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Named after William Penn – Penn’s Woods
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How did the colony of New York get its name?
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The Duke of York
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What does proprietary mean? (proprietary colony)
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Relating to business – goal was to make money
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How did the colony of New Jersey promote religious freedom?
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New Jersey’s laws protected religious freedom Allowed people of all different faiths to settle in NJ
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True or False The Quakers were a protestant religion.
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True
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NJ became a Royal Colony in what year?
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1702
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What were 2 beliefs that the Quakers held?
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Peace Fairness Not supporting War Not supporting the Church of England All men were equal Toleration Not bowing to royalty
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What country were the Quakers from?
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England
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What current product is associated with the Quakers?
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Quaker Oats
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How did Pennsylvania help further the cause of religious freedom?
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William Penn wanted Pennsylvania to be a “holy experiment” – by allowing people of all faiths to settle there. Side note – later Penn was forced to turn away Catholics and Jews by English officials
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Pennsylvania became known as one of the “bread basket” colonies– what does this mean?
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Major role in food production
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Name the 4 New England Colonies
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Massachusetts Rhode Island Connecticut New Hampshire
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What was the first colony settled in New England?
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Plymouth
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What year was Massachusetts founded? (Plymouth)
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1620
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Why did Boston grow to become a large important city?
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Many “new” colonists settled in Boston. - during the Great Migration
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Who was Thomas Hooker?
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Puritan who left Massachusetts and Connecticut.
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Who began the colony of Rhode Island?
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Roger Williams
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Why was Roger Williams unhappy in Massachusetts? How did he disagree with the way the colony was being run?
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He believed that the church and state should be separate. The church should not make laws!
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Why were Puritan ministers threatened by anyone with opposing views?
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Threatened their control
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How did the Puritans view the role of women?
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Very limited – could not vote, participate in government, they could not become ministers, etc….
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What were two of the most important industries in New England?
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Whaling/Fishing Lumber
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How was Anne Hutchinson an important symbol for religious freedom?
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She was a Puritan woman who refused to be silent.
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List the 4 Southern Colonies
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Maryland Virginia North Carolina South Carolina Georgia
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How did Maryland promote religious toleration?
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Allowed all forms CHRISTIAN religions
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What was the first colony in Virginia?
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Jamestown
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Why was the colony of Georgia established? (set up)
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To act as a buffer between the Spanish and English Colonies A place for people who owed money to start over
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What colony contained many small, poor tobacco farmers?
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North Carolina
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What was the first group to call for end to slavery?!
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The Quakers
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What was triangular trade?
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Trade between New England, the West Indies, and West Africa
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After the addition of Georgia, how many English colonies are in North America?
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13
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What is a debtor?
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Someone who owes money
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What is a plantation?
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A large estate farmed by many workers.
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Which group of colonies had rocky soil?
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The New England Colonies
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Which group of colonies has the warmest climate and longest growing season?
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The Southern Colonies
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What colony grouping contains the cities of Boston, Salem, and Hartford
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New England
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What colony grouping contains the cities of Philadelphia, Dover, and Albany
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Middle Colonies
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What are cash crops?
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Crops that are sold for money!
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