New England Colonies

The colonists export goods to England. Define export.

• receive goods
• send goods
• business
• trade

What was the Middle Passage?

• The middle colonies
• A place to trade
• The export of slaves from Africa
• A place to sell and buy goods

Who was involved in the Triangular Trade Route?

• New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania
• Egypt, Africa, China
• Mr. Lopez, Mrs. Alvarez, Mr. Kaplan,
   Mrs. Chapman
• England, New England colonies, Africa, West Indies

Which colony was not part of the New England colonies?

• Massachusetts
• Connecticut
• New Jersey
• Rhode Island

Why was farming difficult in the New England colonies?

• The cold weather made it difficult
• The Native Americans refused to help
• There were not enough resources
• Colonists were too lazy to farm

What is a charter?

• An airplane flight
• To go against England
• An official document from the King

Define free market

• A place to get things for free
• The ability to buy and sell things that you want or need
• A gathering place for colonists

What goods would you get from a carpenter?

• Goods made from steel
• Goods made from metal
• Goods made from cloth
• Goods made from wood

What is an import?

• Sending goods to a different place
• Receiving goods from a different place

What was most important to the Puritans?

• School
• Farming
• Hunting
• Church