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True or False: Pennsylvania was given to William Penn by the King of England because he owed a debt to William Penn.
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Which colony was once part of Pennsylvania?
Delaware
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Which colonies were known as "The Breadbasket"
The Middle colonies
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What region relied on shipbuilding?
New England Colonies
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What religion did William Penn bring to Pennsylvania?
Quaker
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What was the soil like in the New England Colonies?
Extremely rocky, which made it difficult to grow crops.
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Which region was the most diverse? (people from different areas)
The Middle colonies
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The colonies in green belong to what region?
The Middle Colonies
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The climate and geography in the Southern Colonies was perfect for...
Manufacturing
Shipbuilding
Growing cash crop
Fishing
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Which colony was established as an area where prisoners in England could pay off their debt?
Georgia
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Which of the following was the first permanent English settlement of North America?
Philadelphia
Plymouth
Jamestown
Baltimore
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The colonies in yellow belong to what region?
The Southern Colonies
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What (job) led to the need of increasing enslaved people in Southern Colonies?
farming/plantations
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The colonies in red belong to what region?
The New England Colonies
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Give a difference between an indentured servant and a slave.
Answers will vary but should include the indentured servants were working for someone else to pay a debt, and could become free
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The Southern colonies depended on cash crops to make a living. What were the three main cash crops in the south?
Tobacco, rice, indigo, cotton
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The Dutch originally settled in what we now call New York, but it was called________ when they colonized there.
New Netherlands
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