Am. History Ch. 3

This New England colony was established by Thomas Hooker, had a written constitution, and was known for ship building and whaling.

• Maryland
• New York
• Rhode Island
• Connecticut

This southern colony was begun by James Oglethorpe, populated with many debtors out of prison in England, and known for plantation farming and skilled labor.

• Pennsylvania
• New Jersey
• Georgia
• Maryland

This middle colony was founded by a Quaker, known for having fertile soil and growing a lot of grain crops, and was a destination for people seeking freedom and equality.

• New York
• Pennsylvania
• New Hampshire
• Georgia

This New England colony was established by William Bradford and the Puritans, set up its own government, and was famous for trade, lumbering, and shipping.

• Massachusetts
• New Hampshire
• Rhode Island
• Connecticut

This southern colony was established by people working for Sir Walter Raleigh, made a lot of money growing tobacco and selling it to Europeans, and had its own elected assembly.

• Connecticut
• New Jersey
• South Carolina
• Virginia

This southern colony was founded by Cecil Calvert wanting religious freedom, especially for Catholics. It was known for lumbering, shipping, and fishing.

• Massachusetts
• New York
• Maryland
• Virginia

This New England colony was established by Anne Hutchinson after she was driven out of Boston by the court. It was known for lumbering, shipbuilding, fishing, and whaling.

• Connecticut
• Rhode Island
• North Carolina
• New Jersey

This middle colony was originally a Dutch settlement and became a very successful trading port. It was then taken over by the British and became home for many merchants and tradesmen.

• New York
• New Hampshire
• New Jersey
• Virginia

This New England colony was located east of New York and sandwiched between two parts of Massachusetts.

• New Jersey
• Maryland
• Rhode Island
• New Hampshire

This southern colony was located immediately south of Virginia and one of its coastal islands was the location of the Roanoke settlement.

• Georgia
• North Carolina
• Florida
• Maryland