5th SS Ch.6

1. Young person who learns a skill from a more experienced worker.

• Novice
• Apprentice
• Expert
• Amateur

Skilled worker who makes things by hand

• accountant
• mechanic
• chef
• artisan

Three-sided trade route between the 13 Colonies, the West Indies, and Africa; included the slave trade.

• Straight Trade
• Circular Trade
• Triangular Trade Route

• Square Trade

Name given to the second leg of the triangular trade routes; extended from West Africa to the West Indies.

• Middle Passage
• Northern Passage
• Southern Passage
• Eastern Passage

Ability to rely on oneself for most of what one needs.

• Self-sufficient

• Inability to take care of oneself
• Self-doubt
• Dependence on others

Open space in the center of many New England and Middle Colony towns where cattle and sheep could graze.

• Private garden
• Town common

• Public library
• City park

1. Important religious movement among Christians that began in the colonies in the 1730s. This movement revived many colonists’ interests in religion. 

• Industrial Revolution
• Great Awakening
• Medieval Renaissance
• Enlightenment

Reference book with helpful facts and figures.

• Novel
• Almanac

• Thesaurus
• Encyclopedia

 Slave rebellion in South Carolina in 1739.

• Stono Rebellion
• Boston Tea Party
• American Civil War
• French Revolution

The New England economy was based on products from the forest and seas, such as ___.

• cotton, tobacco, and rice
• gold, silver, and copper
• timber and fish

• wheat, corn, and barley