SSUSH 1

Farmers in the colonies were involved in this lucrative(money making) type of agriculture.

• Cash Crops

• Mercantilism

• Powhatan

Founded by the Dutch, known from the beginning to be a place of ethnic, religious and cultural diversity, and very lucrative(lots of money) trading

• Powhatan

• William Penn

• New Amsterdam

Laws passed by England to restrict trade between the colonies and other European nations. They included: English ships and ports only.

• Puritans

• Navigation Acts

• Mercantilism

Quaker who founded Pennsylvania and wrote letters to England about colonial opportunities like religious freedom and equality and fairness in the law.

• William Penn

• Powhatan

• Puritans

The colonists send raw materials only to England who would then send finished products back to the colonies and to Africa.

• TransAtlantic Trade

• Mercantilism

• New Amsterdam

Three step voyage around the Atlantic, transporting raw materials, manufactured goods and slaves

• Cash Crops

• Mercantilism

• Transatlantic Trade(Triangular)

Religious group that accepted others and treated Native Americans with equality, fairness(justice), and respect.

• Puritans

• Powhatan

• Quakers

Trade route that carried slaves from Africa to the New World

• TransAtlantic Trade Route

• Mercantilism

• Middle Passage

Native American Indian Chief who made good relationships with Southern Colonists, provided them with much needed corn to survive the winter months

• William Penn

• Powhatan

• Quakers

Religious group who left England to escape religious persecution and have religious freedom. They were not tolerant of other groups with differing views on religion or government

• Puritans

• Quakers

• Powhatan