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interference

something getting in the way
New World
North America
specialization
focusing on a specific product
debtor
a person who owes money
religious persecution
being hurt or teased for your ways of worshipping God
Separatists
a group of people who want to leave the Church of England to practice their own religion
economic venture
a plan to make money
Quakers
a religious group who is peace loving
Piedmont
a geographic area at the foot of the mountains
indigo
a blue dye obtained from various plants
social life
living together and enjoying life with other people
terrain
look of the land
civic life
how citizens make their laws, vote, and take part in the government
diverse
varied, different
interdependence
two or more people relying on each other for goods and services
predominately
mostly
Who lived mostly in the South and relied on indentured servants and slaves for labor?
large landowners
Who was educated and had a rich social culture?
large landowners
Who worked the land according to the region and relied on their families for labor?
farmers
Who worked in towns and on plantations and had a specific skill?
artisans
Who were the caretakers, house workers, and homemakers that had few chances for an education and could not vote?
women
Who worked for passage to the colonies and were free at the end of their contracts?
indentured servants
Who were captured in Africa, shipped to the colonies, and were sold?
enslaved African Americans
Who were owned as property for life with no rights and their children were born into the same life?
enslaved African Americans
What group of people were able to own land, had economic freedom, could work for pay, but could not vote?
Free African Americans
Which two colonies were established as economic ventures?
Jamestown and Roanoke Island
What three colonies were established for religious reasons?
Plymouth, Massachusetts Bay, Pennsylvania
What colony was the first permanent English settlement in 1607?
Jamestown
What colony was known as the Lost Colony and was established as an economic venture?
Roanoke Island
What colony was settled by separatists from the Church of England?
Plymouth
What colony was settled by Puritans for religious separation?
Massachusetts Bay
What colony was settled by Quakers who wanted to practice their faith without interference?
Pennsylvania
What colony was settled by debtors who wanted to experience economic freedom?
Pennsylvania
When was Jamestown established as the first permanent English settlement?
1607
What colony was an economic venture by the Virginia Company of London?
Jamestown
Roanoke Island became known by what name?
Lost Colony
Who settled the colony of Massachusetts Bay?
Puritans
Who settled the colony of Pennsylvania?
Quakers
What colony was established for economic freedom?
Georgia
Jamestown was an economic venture by the __________.
Virginia Company of London
Who settled the colony of Georgia?
debtors
Why did Georgia settlers come to the New World?
for economic freedom and a new life
List the colonies in the South.
Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia
List the colonies in New England.
Massachusetts, Rhode Island, New Hampshire, Connecticut
List the colonies in the Mid-Atlantic.
New York, Pennsylvania, Delaware, New Jersey
Which colonial region had timber, fish, and deep harbors as natural resources?
New England
Which colonial region had rich farmlands and rivers as natural resources?
Mid-Atlantic
Which colonial region had fertile land, rivers, and harbors as natural resources?
Southern
Which colonial region had skilled craftsmen, shopkeepers, and shipbuilders as human resources?
New England
Which colonial region had skilled and unskilled workers and fishermen as human resources?
Mid-Atlantic
Which colonial region had farmers and slaves as human resources?
Southern
How did the New England colonies depend on the Southern colonies?
for raw materials like cotton
How did the New England colonies depend on the Mid-Atlantic colonies?
for grain and livestock
How did the Mid-Atlantic colonies depend on the New England and Southern colonies?
for things they couldn’t produce
How did the Southern colonies depend on the New England colonies?
for manufactured goods
What area of colonial America supported the Church of England?
Southern
What area of colonial America did separatists live in?
New England
Which colonial region had villages and church as the center of the life and religious reformers and separatists?
New England
Which colonial region had town meetings?
New England
Which colonial region had coastal lowlands, bays, deep rivers, and rich farmlands?
Mid-Atlantic
Which colonial region had villages and cities, as well as diverse lifestyles and religions?
Mid-Atlantic
Which colonial region had livestock, grain, and fish?
Mid-Atlantic
Which colonial region had market towns?
Mid-Atlantic
Which colonial region had tobacco, cotton, wood, and indigo products?
Southern
Which colonial region had fishing, shipbuilding, and naval supplies?
New England
Which colonial region had Boston Harbor and a hilly, rocky, jagged coastline?
New England
Which colonial region had moderate summers and cold winters?
New England
Which colonial region had the piedmont region, Atlantic Coastal Plain, good harbors, and rivers?
Southern
Which colonial region had counties?
Southern
Which colonial region had plantations, mansions, indentured servants, few schools, and few cities?
Southern
Which colonial region had a humid climate, mild winters, and hot summers?

Southern