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I am going to give you a word / group / phrase and you need to tell me what

colonial region (New England / Middle /

Southern) I am talking about.

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Subsistence farming

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Subsistence farming

New England

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plantations

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plantations

Southern

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Whalers and fishermen were common jobs or

occupations.

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Whalers and fishermen were common jobs or

occupations.

New England

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backcountry

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backcountry

Middle or Southern

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Lumberjacks and shipbuilders were common jobs or

occupations.

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Lumberjacks and shipbuilders were common jobs or

occupations.

New England

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Craftsmen was a common job or

occupation.

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Craftsmen was a common job or

occupation.

Middle

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Yankee traders were from this region.

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Yankee traders were from this region.

New England

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Public schools

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Public schools

New England

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tutors

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tutors

Southern

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Wheat, barley, rye

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Wheat, barley, rye

Middle

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Private schools

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Private schools

Middle

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Boston

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Boston

New England

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Lots of slaves

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Lots of slaves

Southern

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Philadelphia and New York City

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Philadelphia and New York City

Middle

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Corn, beans, and squash

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Corn, beans, and squash

New England

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Rice, indigo, and tobacco

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Rice, indigo, and tobacco

Southern

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Town meetings

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Town meetings

New England

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Charles Town

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Charles Town

Southern

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Breadbasket colonies

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Breadbasket colonies

Middle

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Rocky soil

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Rocky soil

New England

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For this section, you need to come up with

the colony that the phrase / word / event is

associated with.

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William Penn

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William Penn

Pennsylvania

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Catholics

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Catholics

Maryland

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“Holy Experiment”

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“Holy Experiment”

Pennsylvania

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Peter Minuit

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Peter Minuit

New York

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Act of Toleration which provided religious toleration for all

Christians.

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Act of Toleration which provided religious toleration for all

Christians.

Maryland

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Pennsylvania Dutch

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Pennsylvania Dutch

Pennsylvania

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New Netherlands

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New Netherlands

New York

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Bacon’s Rebellion

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Bacon’s Rebellion

Virginia

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Thomas Hooker

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Thomas Hooker

Connecticut

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John Smith

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John Smith

Virginia

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Home for debtors

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Home for debtors

Georgia

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Quakers

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Quakers

Pennsylvania

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Pilgrims

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Pilgrims

Massachusetts

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Lord Baltimore

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Lord Baltimore

Maryland

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Puritans

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Puritans

Massachusetts

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Roger Williams

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Roger Williams

Rhode Island

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I am going to give you a definition / description and

you need to tell me the person / term / event I am

talking about.

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Lawmaking body of Virginia.

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Lawmaking body of Virginia.

House of Burgesses

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Document signed by the Pilgrims saying that all the

colonists would make laws that benefited all the

colonists.

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Document signed by the Pilgrims saying that all the

colonists would make laws that benefited all the

colonists.

Mayflower Compact

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When voters elect representatives to make

laws for them.

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When voters elect representatives to make

laws for them.

Representative government

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First permanent English colony in the Americas.

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First permanent English colony in the Americas.

Jamestown, Virginia

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What was the name for naturally occurring goods such as lumber and fish?

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What was the name for naturally occurring goods such as lumber and fish?

Raw materials

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Being able to worship any way that you want.

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Being able to worship any way that you want.

Religious freedom

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Representative assembly of

Massachusetts.

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Representative assembly of

Massachusetts.

General Court

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Woman who said that God spoke to her. As a result, she was kicked out of Massachusetts.

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Woman who said that God spoke to her. As a result, she was kicked out of Massachusetts.

Anne Hutchinson

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What was the general name for the goods traded

from the colonies to Britain.

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What was the general name for the goods traded

from the colonies to Britain.

Raw materials

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Economic theory that said a country became

stronger by building up its gold supply and increasing trade.

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Economic theory that said a country became

stronger by building up its gold supply and increasing trade.

mercantilism

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What was the name for man-made goods such as

clothes and furniture?

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What was the name for man-made goods such as

clothes and furniture?

Manufactured goods

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When you grow just enough crops for your

family.

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When you grow just enough crops for your

family.

Subsistence farming

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The founders of Plymouth Colony (later

Massachusetts).

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The founders of Plymouth Colony (later

Massachusetts).

Pilgrims

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Series of acts designed to control colonial trade and

benefit England.

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Series of acts designed to control colonial trade and

benefit England.

Navigation Acts

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The group that dominated the church

and government of Massachusetts.

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The group that dominated the church

and government of Massachusetts.

Puritans

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What do we call people who agreed to work 4-7 years in exchange for

their trip to the colonies being paid for?

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What do we call people who agreed to work 4-7 years in exchange for

their trip to the colonies being paid for?

Indentured servants

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What was the slaves trip from Africa to the colonies

called?

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What was the slaves trip from Africa to the colonies

called?

Middle Passage

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Set of rules that limited slaves behavior. Slaves could not read or write.

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Set of rules that limited slaves behavior. Slaves could not read or write.

Slave codes

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What was the general name for goods Britain traded to the colonies?

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What was the general name for goods Britain traded to the colonies?

Manufactured goods

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Crops grown to sell for a profit.

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Crops grown to sell for a profit.

Cash crops

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This city was known as the “City of Brotherly

Love”.

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This city was known as the “City of Brotherly

Love”.

Philadelphia

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Rich area of the Southern Colonies located near the Atlantic Ocean.

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Rich area of the Southern Colonies located near the Atlantic Ocean.

Tidewater

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Area near the Appalachian Mountains that ran from Georgia to

Pennsylvania.

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Area near the Appalachian Mountains that ran from Georgia to

Pennsylvania.

backcountry

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Goods coming into a country.

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Goods coming into a country.

imports

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The belief that one race is superior to another.

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The belief that one race is superior to another.

racism

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This separated the North from the South.

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This separated the North from the South.

Mason-Dixon line

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Series of trade routes between the colonies, Africa and the West

Indies.

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Series of trade routes between the colonies, Africa and the West

Indies.

Triangular trade

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What was traded from the West Indies to the

colonies as part of the triangular trade route?

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What was traded from the West Indies to the

colonies as part of the triangular trade route?

Sugar, molasses, slaves

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Group which started the holiday that Americans

today call Thanksgiving.

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Group which started the holiday that Americans

today call Thanksgiving.

Pilgrims

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What is it called when young people are bound to a master craftsman in order to learn a trade?

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What is it called when young people are bound to a master craftsman in order to learn a trade?

apprentices

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Crop that helped Jamestown to survive.

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Crop that helped Jamestown to survive.

tobacco

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Goods sent out of a country.

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Goods sent out of a country.

Exports.

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What continent did most slaves come from?

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What continent did most slaves come from?

Africa

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What are legislatures or assemblies?

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What are legislatures or assemblies?

Lawmaking bodies

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What right did John Peter Zenger help to establish in

the colonies?

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What right did John Peter Zenger help to establish in

the colonies?

Freedom of the press

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Puritans wanted this type of schools to educate

people so that they could read The Bible.

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Puritans wanted this type of schools to educate

people so that they could read The Bible.

Public schools