5-3 New England's Economy

A _________ is an economic system where people are free to choose the goods and services they buy and produce.

• free market
• industry
• naval store
• import

An ______ is all the businesses that make one kind of product or provide one kind of service. 

• free market
• export
• industry
• naval store

A ______ is a product that is used to build and repair a ship.

• free market
• naval store
• import
• industry

Products leaving a country are called ____.

• imports
• exports
• industries
• free markets

Products brought into a country are _____.

• imports
• exports
• bargain goods
• industries

The _______ is a shipping route that linked England, the English colonies in North America, and the west coast of Africa, forming an imaginary triangle in the Atlantic Ocean.

• Bermuda triangle
• triangular trade route
• triangular exports
• Middle Passage

The travel of enslaved Africans from Africa to the West Indies was called _____.

• triangular trade route
• Bermuda triangle
• Middle Passage 
• Slave Ships

What did farmers do with their surplus goods?

• stored them for winter
• discarded any extra items
• gave them away as gifts
• sold or traded them for other goods

Which of these is NOT a way that colonists used the forests in England?

• used the lumber to build ships
• used the lumber to build houses and barns
• used the lumber to build churches
• used the lumber to start campfires

Which of these is not a reason why difficult to farm in New England?

• rocky soil
• forests in New England were large
• cold winters
• water sources were close