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Name all four states in the Middle Colonies
New York, New Jersey, Delaware, Pennsylvania
If I use the mnemonic "Many visitors gathered some nights" for the Southern Colonies, the N stands for
 
North Carolina
 
New Jersey
 
New York
 
North Dakota
What is not a state in the New England Colonies?
 
Pennsylvania
 
Rhode Island
 
Connecticut
 
New Hampshire
Very Good News Must Spread is a mnemonic for _______ Colonies
 
Southern
 
Middle
 
New England
Nightly News Delivered Promptly is a mnemonic for _____________ colonies.
 
Middle
 
Southern
 
New England
Many Cars Need Repairs is a mnemonic for ___________
 
New England
 
Middle
 
Southern
What are the five states of the Southern Colonies?
Georgia, Virginia, Maryland, North Carolina, South Carolina
Pennsylvania is in the __________Colonies
 
Middle
 
New England
 
Southern
What state is NOT in The New England Colonies
 
Delaware
 
Massachusetts
 
Connecticut
 
Rhode Island
The S in PERS stands for
social
Puritan was the main religion of the ____________
 
New England Colonies
 
The Southern Colonies
 
The Middle Colonies
Tobacco, cotton, rice, indigo and furs were the major industry for __________
 
The Southern Colonies
 
The Middle Colonies
 
The New England Colonies
The P in PERS stand for
politics
The R in PERS stands for ________.
 
religion
 
rights
 
regulations
 
rules
Name all four New England Colonies.
Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, New Hampshire
What is NOT a Middle Colony?
 
Virginia
 
New Jersey
 
Delaware
 
New York
A group of people who wanted to completely separate from the Church of England and start their own churches
 
Pilgrims
 
Puritans
 
Protestants
 
Indentured servants
A group of people who sought to reform and improve the Church of England, making it simpler and more focused on the Bible
 
Puritans
 
Pilgrims
 
Protestants
 
Indentured Servants
The transfer of plants, animals, goods, and diseases between the Old World (Europe, Africa, Asia) and the New World (the Americas) after Christopher Columbus's voyages
Columbian Exchange
A person needing to travel to the American colonies but unable to afford the trip, so they agree to work for several years to repay the cost
indentured servant