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Chapter 3.2 - The Middle Colonies

Chapter 3.2 - The Middle Colonies

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Open Ended

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If you lived in Colonial America before, which kind of colony would you prefer to live/stay to and why?

I want to live in a colony that is___ because____.

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Multiple Choice

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Which among the following is not part of the Middle Colonies?

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New York

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Delaware

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Massachusetts

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Pennsylvania

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The Middle Colonies had fertile soil, valleys, and important rivers like the Hudson and Delaware.
The moderate climate made it possible to grow many crops.
They produced so much grain that they were called the “
Breadbasket Colonies.”

Middle Colonies' Geography

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Cold

Shipping and Whaling

Mild

Farming

Which among the following describes New England colonies and Middle Colonies?

New England Climate
New England Economy
Middle Colonies' Climate
Middle Colonies' Economy

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Multiple Choice

Everything below is true about William Penn's "Great Law" EXCEPT?

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It is a law that allows people to worship freely

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It is a law that sees everyone equally

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It is a law that only men can vote

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It is a law that welcomes all in Pennsylvania

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Multiple Choice

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Because of William Penn's Great Law, more people decided,

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To Live in Middle Colonies

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Not to Live in Middle Colonies

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  • Blacksmith – Made tools and hardware

  • Farmer – Grew grain and raised livestock

  • Miller – Ground grain into flour

  • Carpenter – Built homes and furniture

  • Shoemaker – Made and repaired shoes

  • Merchant – Traded goods locally and overseas

  • Shipbuilder – Constructed ships in port cities

  • Tailor – Made clothing

  • Cooper – Made barrels

  • Teacher – Educated children

Specialized works in the Middle Colonies
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Open Ended

Why is specialized work important?

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Fill in the Blanks

The economy of the Middle Colonies was primarily based on

and specialized workers.

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Multiple Choice

What was the significance of education in the Middle Colonies compared to New England?

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No schools were available

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Education was different and included both boys and girls

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Only boys were educated

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Education was mandatory for all children

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Multiple Choice

What were the main characteristics of the geography of the Middle Colonies?

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Fertile soil and valleys

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Deserts and mountains

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Tropical climate

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Swamps and marshes

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Multiple Choice

These colonies had more religious diversity than other colonies:

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New England Colonies

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Middle Colonies

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Multiple Choice

The Middle Colonies were  ethnically and religiously diverse
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True
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False

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Open Ended

How are the Middle Colonies different from or the same as the New England Colonies?

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