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  • Life in the Southern Colonies mainly focused on ___________________.
    Traveling across the Atlantic Ocean to new lands
    Farming and raising crops
    Building cities
    Exploring land in South America
  • Bringing goods into a country from another location.
    merchant
    surplus
    colony
    import
  • Market towns were often built near a river or other waterway. Why?
    To transport their crops and goods to the market easily.
    To give them protection from England.
    It took a long time to build a bridge over the water.
    To get away quickly from invaders.
  • What did the New England colonists became well known for?
    For migrating to warm colonies during the winters
    As expert shipbuilders
    For their large plantations
    Their unusual farming methods
  • In what region did the Quakers mainly live?
    The Southern Colonies
    Mid-Atlantic Colonies
    In all three of the regions
    New England Colonies
  • A person who buys and sells goods.
    merchant
    import
    colony
    surplus
  • The Puritans came over to the New World in search of?
    gold and other riches
    a route to the New World
    religious freedom
    lumber
  • Sending goods to another location in order to sell them.
    surplus
    export
    merchant
    import
  • The Quakers were against war and _________ of any kind.
    happiness
    friendships
    violence
    money
  • What is a cash crop?
    Crops that are grown for money and not for personal use.
    Crops that are grown during the winter.
    Crops that are grown to be given away to the poor.
    Only crops grown in a hot and humid climate.
  • The ___________ believed it was wrong to fight for any reason
    Puritans
    Quakers
    Baptists
    Catholics
  • Farmers started using ___________________ to dig up their fields during the colonial times.
    A compass
    A plow
    An anvil
    A hornbook
  • What were the three main cash crops in the Southern Colonies?
    Tobacco, indigo, and cotton
    Squash, beans, and corn
    Indigo, cotton, and pumpkins
    Tobacco, indigo, and squash
  • Why was it difficult to grow crops in the New England region?
    The soil was poor
    All of the above
    The winters there were long
    It was very cold in the New England region
  • The New England colonists depended on their _______ resources to survive.
    burnable
    recyclable
    renewable
    natural
  • An extra supply of something.
    colony
    surplus
    apprentice
    merchant
  • Why did many Europeans come to live in the Mid-Atlantic region?
    People were encouraged to practice religious freedom.
    There were no taxes in that region.
    The climate was good for growing crops year-round.
    Small pieces of land were given out to everyone.
  • Someone who is learning a trade by working with someone who is skilled in that field.
    import
    colony
    apprentice
    surplus
  • The _____ Colonies became known as the "Bread Basket Colonies."
    Middle Colonies
    Southern Colonies
    13 Colonies
    New England Colonies
  • Many skilled craftsmen and artisans lived in the __________ Colonies
    Middle or Mid-Atlantic
    Southern Colonies
    13 Colonies
    New England Colonies
  • A territory settled by people from another country and controlled by that country.
    merchant
    colony
    surplus
    export