Chapter 6, Lesson 1

A young person who learns a skill from a more experienced person:

• artisan

• apprentice

• slave

• colonist

The second part of a three-part voyage:

• The leg

• The return

• The route

• The Middle Passage

An apprentice would be expected to:

• work long hours

• receive little or no pay

• commit to working for a master for several years

• all of the above

Industries of New England:

• farming and mining iron.

• farming and growing wheat.

• timber, fishing, and whaling.

• cattle.

Products made in New England:

• homes, ships, and barrels

• jewelry, metal cups and bowls.

• tobacco and indigo.

• all of the above.

Where would you find lumber mills?

• The New England colonies.

• The Southern colonies.

• The Middle Colonies.

• Africa.

Which colony grew large amounts of rye, oats, barley, potatoes, and wheat?

• The New England Colony

• The Middle Colony

• The Southern Colony

Which colony grew tobacco, rice, and indigo?

• The New England Colony.

• The Middle Colony.

• The Southern Colony.

What problem did surgeons' apprentices have during operations?

• The smell.

• Keeping patients from moving.

• Knowing what medicines to use.

How was work in cities and towns similar to work on farms for young workers?

• They had long a long lunch break.

• They could get paid for extra work.

• They had just as much work to do.