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Module 3, Lesson 3: The Middle Colonies

Module 3, Lesson 3: The Middle Colonies

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8th Grade

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16 Slides • 47 Questions

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What country first colonized the region that would be New York and New Jersey? (Hint: their people are dutch.)

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The Netherlands

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Denmark

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England

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Spain

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What is a character trait NOT associated with William Penn and the Quakers?

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Non-violent (pacifist)

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Religious tolerance

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They have a right to take Native territory

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A need for representative assemblies.

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Define staple crops.

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Crops grown to sell for a profit.

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Metal binders to keep crops growing upright.

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Luxury food items.

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High calorie foods to eat.

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Which colonies make up the Middle colonies?

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New York, Maryland, Delaware, Connecticut

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Pennsylvania, Delaware, New York, New Jersey

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Pennsylvania, Connecticut, New York, New Jersey

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New York, New Jersey, Maryland, Delaware

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Multiple Choice

Which group of people primarily settled the Middle colonies?

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Puritans

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Pilgrims

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Quakers

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Catholics

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Why were the Middle colonies often known as the "breadbasket" of the colonies?

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They made breadbaskets

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The soil was great for growing wheat

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Their bread was famously delicious

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The soil was great for growing rice

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Multiple Choice

Society in the Middle colonies was more ___________ due to Quaker religious beliefs.

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Equal

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Male-dominated (patriarchal)

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Rigid

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None of the above

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Multiple Choice

The Middle Colonies were the most diverse region, meaning what?

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They grew the most different types of crops

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They had the most different types of economies

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They were settled by only one group

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They were settled by the most different groups

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Which right was guaranteed in most governments in the Middle colonies?

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Freedom of speech

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Freedom of press

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Freedom of religion

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Right to bear arms

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One of the primary indigenous groups in the Middle colonies were called

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The Lenape

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The Iroquios

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The Wampanoag

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The Powhatan

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True or False: because Quakers believed in equality, there was no slavery in the Middle Colonies.

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True

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False

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Who founded the colony of Pennsylvania?

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Quakers

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proprietors

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patroons

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Peter Stuyvesant

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Multiple Choice

What is a landowner in New Netherland called?

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Quaker

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pacifist

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patroon

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proprietor

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Someone who refuses to fight in wars is called

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a pacifist.

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a patroon.

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a Quaker.

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a proprietor.

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The sole owner and ruler of a colony is called a

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Quaker.

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a pacifist.

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a patroon.

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a proprietor.

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Which of these was originally called New Amsterdam?

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New Jersey

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New York City

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Philadelphia

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Rhode Island

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following was named after an island in the English Channel?

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Delaware

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New Amsterdam

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New Jersey

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Pennsylvania

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Multiple Choice

He designed the "City of Brotherly Love."

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Sir George Carteret

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Oliver Cromwell

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William Penn

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Peter Stuyvesant

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Multiple Choice

What 1701 document granted Pennsylvania colonists the right to elect legislative representatives?

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the Charter of Colonists

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the Charter of Pennsylvania

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the Charter of Privileges

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Penn's Charter

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Multiple Choice

William Penn allowed some of Pennsylvania's southern counties to function as a separate colony called

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Delaware.

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New Amsterdam.

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Philadelphia.

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New Pennsylvania.

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Multiple Choice

William Penn settled in what state?

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New York

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Pennsylvania

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Delaware

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New Jersey

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What did the Quakers oppose in any form?

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Freedom

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Violence

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Punishment

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Voting

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What was soil like in the middle colonies?

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Rocky soil

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watery soil

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Sandy soil

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Rich and full of nutrients

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Why were rivers important to the middle colonies?

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Ships could be parked in rivers and used as homes for homeless people

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Ships could use the rivers to travel and sell/trade goods with other colonies

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People believed that rivers could magically create jobs for them.

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Pennylvania colony's relationship with the Native Americas can best be described as...

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hostile

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suspicious

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peaceful

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a takeover

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Multiple Choice

New York was settled by___
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Sir George Carteret
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Us kids
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The Dutch
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Soccer players

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Which Colony is shaded Blue?

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New York

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Pennsylvania

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New Jersey

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Delaware

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Which Colony is shaded green?

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New York

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Pennsylvania

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New Jersey

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Delaware

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Which Colony is shaded purple?

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New York

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Pennsylvania

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New Jersey

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Delaware

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Which Colony is shaded Orange?

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New York

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Pennsylvania

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New Jersey

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Delaware

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What were the two main cities in the middle colonies?

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New York and Pennsylvania

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Hudson and Delaware

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New Amsterdam (New York City) and Philadelphia

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Brandywine and Coatesville

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A group of people who move to a new country to form a settlement is a...

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colony

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settlement

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government

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industry

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The best definition for DIVERSITY:

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variety/range of different things

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willingness to tolerate something

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far away from other places

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the study of how people choose to use their resources

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What is an export?
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Receiving goods into a country
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Sending goods out of a country
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No goods
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All goods

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What is an import?
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Sending goods out of a country
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No goods
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All goods
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Receiving goods into a country

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Acceptance of religious differences

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Great Awakening

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militia

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religious toleration

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apprentice

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Which of these individuals would have been MOST likely to settle in one of the Middle colonies?

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a member of the Puritan religious sect

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a German immigrant searching for religious freedom and tolerance

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a wealthy planter in search of cheap land for a cotton plantation

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an African slave headed to work on a cotton plantation

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The Quakers believed ___.
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Native Americans should be treated fairly.

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people, men and women, are equal in God's eyes.

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in non-violence.

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all of these

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TRUE or FALSE?

King Charles II wanted to take control of the Middle Colonies so that he could control the entire Atlantic coast of North America.

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True

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False

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Which of these jobs were NOT typically done by slaves in the Middle Colonies?

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Skilled labor

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Loading docks

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Shipbuilding

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Ministers

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Farming

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Multiple Select

New Jersey was formed between what two rivers?

CHOOSE TWO ANSWERS.

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Hudson River

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Mississippi River

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Pennsylvania River

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Nile River

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Delaware River

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The ____________ trade was important to the economies of New York and New Jersey.

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Fur

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Wheat

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Fish

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Slave

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The New York Slave Revolt of 1712 was caused by....


CHECK ALL THAT APPLY...

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Slaves had fewer rights under English control.

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Slaves had fewer chances to earn or buy their freedom.

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Slaves faced harsh conditions and mistreatment.

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Slaves preferred to work in the Southern Colonies

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The economy of the Middle Colonies was based on these 3 things:

(CHECK 3 ANSWERS)

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Agriculture (farming)

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Slavery

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Trade

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Silver and gold

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Skilled Labor

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How is an indentured servant DIFFERENT from a slave?

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An indentured servant works in the home while a slave works on a farm.

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An indentured servant will eventually have freedom while a slave is usually a slave for life.

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An indentured servant lived in the Middle Colonies while a slave lived in the Southern Colonies.

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How did the government of New York differ from the other colonies?

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It was self-governed.

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It was ruled by religious leaders.

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It was led by a powerful general assembly.

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It was ruled by a British-appointed governor.

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William Penn's Great Law of 1682 guaranteed what to the people of Pennsylvania?

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Freedom to all slaves and indentured servants

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People of all faiths would be treated equally

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Both men & women enjoyed rights and could own land

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All citizens could vote

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