American Colonies Review

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The New England colonies were mostly settled by which group of people?

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Puritans

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Which colonies make up the New England colonies? Options: Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Connecticut, Rhode Island; Massachusetts, New Jersey, New Hampshire, Connecticut; Connecticut, Rhode Island, Delaware, Maryland; Connecticut, New Hampshire, Delaware, Rhode Island

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Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Connecticut, Rhode Island

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The primary motivation for settling the New England colonies was

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Religious freedom

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What were the two main economic industries in the New England colonies?

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Fishing and lumber

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Which describes the geography of the New England colonies? Options: No coastline, Rocky soil, Short winters, Tropical climate

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Rocky soil

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William Penn was a member of the ____________.

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Quakers

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How was Pennsylvania different from other settled colonies?

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Penn welcomed people from different cultures and religions.

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What made the Middle Colonies unique? They had more farmers, They were more diverse, They traded more, They had more slaves

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They had more farmers

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Which of these is NOT a southern colony? Virginia, South Carolina, New York, Georgia

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New York

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True or False: The southern colonies were NOT a great area to grow crops.

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False