Ch. 5 lesson 3 Life in New England

An industry is

• all the businesses that make one kind of product or provide one kind of service.

• a product sent to another country and sold.

• a product brought into one country from another.

An export is

• a product brought into one country from another.

• a product sent to another country and sold.

• all the businesses that make one kind of product or provide one kind of service.

An import is

• a product sent to another country and sold.

• a product brought into one country from another.

• all the businesses that make one kind of product or provide one kind of service.

The Middle Passage was the voyage from

• Africa to the West Indies

• West Indies to Africa

• Africa to New England

During the Great Awakening, new churches started to accept

• women

• African Americans

• American Indians

• West Indians

Why was the time period of the 1730s known as the Great Awakening?

• people in a coma began to wake up

• people began staying up all night

• people felt as if they were waking up with new faith

Some jobs people had in New England were

• farming

• fishing

• railroad building

• trading goods

The game "town ball" played by the colonists was like our sport of

• football

• baseball

• soccer

Daily chores for girls included

• caring for farm animals

• cooking food

• weaving cloth for clothing

• help building and repairing buildings

Daily chores for boys included

• making soap and candles

• preserving fruit and vegetables

• gathering wild berries and vegetables

• bringing in wood for the fireplace