Module 1 Review

Dense forests with lots of trees

• New England Colonies

• Middle Colonies

• Southern Colonies

Humid and hot summers and moist soil, best for planting cash crops

• New England Colonies

• Middle Colonies

• Southern Colonies

Centralized towns allowed direct democracy to be possible

• New England Colonies

• Middle Colonies

• Southern Colonies

Spread out population on large plantations led to representative self-governments being formed 

• New England Colonies

• Middle Colonies

• Southern Colonies

Natural Harbors caused fishing, whaling, and trading to be their primary economic activities

• New England Colonies

• Middle Colonies

• Southern Colonies

Had a great diversity to economic and political activities due to the different conditions throughout the region

• New England Colonies

• Middle Colonies

• Southern Colonies

What are the Middle colonies?

• New York, Connecticut, Rhode Island, South Carolina

• Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia

• New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware

• Massachusetts, Virginia, New Jersey, Delaware

What are the southern colonies?

• New York, South Carolina, Maryland, North Carolina

• Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Connecticut, Rhode Island

• Virginia, New Hampshire, Georgia, Pennsylvania

• Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia

What are the New England colonies?

• Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Connecticut, Rhode Island

• Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia

• New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware

• Connecticut, Rhode Island, New York, New Jersey

A settler from a distant country

• colonist

• overseer

• land owner

• merchant