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Name the 4 middle colonies.

1. Pennsylvania,


2. Delaware,


3. New Jersey, and


4. New York

Which colony was claimed by 3 countries at the same time?

New York

What are people who live in the Netherlands called?

Dutch

Another name for the Netherlands is ____.

Holland

In 1609, who did the Dutch send to find a shortcut to Asia?

Henry Hudson

When did Henry Hudson sail to America for the Dutch?

1609

The Dutch quickly claimed what area that Hudson explored as their own due to the plentiful beaver skins.

the southern part of New York

Who sailed down from Quebec and explored what is now the northern part of New York?

Samuel de Champlain

Since New York is a part of North America, who also claimed New York?

England

The Dutch built a small village there that they called ____ ____.

Fort Orange

The Dutch bought which New York city from the Indians, and built a village there?

Manhattan Island

What did the Dutch name their new city of Manhattan Island?

New Amsterdam

What was the capital of the Netherlands that the Dutch named Manhattan Island after?

Amsterdam

What did the Dutch name their whole colony?

New Netherland

Who was the governor of the colony of New Netherland who refused to surrender to the British?

Peter Stuyvesant

When the British took over the New York colony from the Dutch, they changed a few names . . . New Amsterdam became ____ ____ ____, and New Netherland was called ____ ____.

New York City and New York

Who became interested in beginning a colony in the New World?

Sweden

Who formed the first successful settlement in Delaware?

a few Swedish settlers

The Swedes built a fort to protect themselves . . . name that fort.

Fort Christina

What is Fort Christina called today?

it is the city of Wilmington, Delaware

Who took over all of New Sweden in 1655?

the Dutch

When did the Dutch take over all of New Sweden?

1655

Who took New Sweden away from the Dutch?

the English

When did the Dutch begin the first permanent settlement in New Jersey?

1660

In 1660, the Dutch began the first permanent settlement where?

New Jersey

Who gave New Jersey its name?

Sir George Carteret and Lord John Berkeley

Who began the first settlement in Pennsylvania?

Swedish settlers

What was the first name settlement in Pennsylvania?

Chester

What is a group of people whose beliefs seemed so strange to others that they were not even welcome in the new American colonies?

Quakers

Who became a Quaker too?

William Penn

What did the king name the new colony meaning "Penn's Woods?"

Pennsylvania

When did William Penn send a group of settlers to choose a good place to build a town?

1681

What was the name Penn chose for his city which means "the city of brotherly love?"

Philadelphia

Who are men chosen by the people?

representatives

What is a group of representatives called?

the House of Burgesses

Who asked the king for land in America where he could begin his own colony?

George Calvert

Who was the son of George Calvert who continued his father's plans for Maryland?

Cecil Calvert

People from England set sail on what 2 ships for the New World to find religious freedom?

the Ark and the Dove

The first settlement in Maryland was ____ ____.

St. Mary's

Who was free to worship freely in Maryland?

the American Catholics

Both North and South Carolina became known as one large piece of land called ____.

Carolana

Where did the first settlers of North Carolina come from?

Virginia

The village of Charles Town became what city?

Charleston

What was South Carolina's first permanent settlement?

Charles Town

What is a valuable blue dye?

indigo

Large farms are also called ____.

plantations

What would happen to people who were too poor to pay their bills?

they were placed in prison

Who was a member of the English government who wanted to help the poor people by providing work in America?

James Oglethorpe

What colony was named after King George II?

Georgia

Who became the first governor of Georgia?

James Oglethorpe

What was the first settlement in Georgia?

Savannah

Who was a great preacher and started the first orphanage in America?

George Whitefield

How long did it take for all of the colonies to be formed?

125 years