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| The vocabulary word meaning management of the money, materials, and resources of a government or community is |
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| Family farms grew ____ for making cloth. |
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| New England's most profitable industries were fishing and _______. |
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| Which animal was hunted to make such products as oil and corsets? |
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| Name one of four main exports of New England. |
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Fish, Lumber, Furs, Ships |
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| Name one of four main exports of New England. |
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Fish, Lumber, Furs, Ships |
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| Name one of four main exports of New England. |
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Fish, Lumber, Furs, Ships |
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| Name one of four main exports of New England. |
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Fish, Lumber, Furs, Ships |
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| Name two reasons why agriculture was not very profitable in New England. |
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| The winters were long, the soil was not very fertile |
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| Name two reasons why industries grew slowly in New England. |
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There was not much money to invest in the industries
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The king did not encourage industries in the colonies
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| A school taught by a woman in her home. |
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| A piece of needlework on which a girl showed the stitches she knew. |
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| A social gathering for work. |
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| A wooden frame with holes for a person's hands and feet. |
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| Any ban on a practice or on the use of something; prohibition |
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| A mixture of animal fats, refined for use in making candles |
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| The Puritan life centered around the______. |
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| Puritan chose to live in ___________, rather than in __________ _____. |
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| Communities -not- Individual Farms |
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| Because of persecution, the Puritans held ______ ______ ________ |
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| Were large projects, like house building, were done together by the community or alone? |
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| Education was or wasn't important to Puritans- |
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| What is one who repairs or makes clothes to order. |
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| The main occupation of the Middle Colonies was: |
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| What provided cheap movement of goods to market? |
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| A main port city of the Middle Colonies was: |
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| The Middle Colonies hadtwo things differnt about New England that were better what were they? |
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| Land was more fertile and winters were shorter |
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| The main product of the Middle Colonies was |
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| Skilled craftsmen traveled around the countryside offering |
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| Why was money scarce when crops produced a good profit? |
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because whenever money was made it was given to England to pay debt
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| The People of -________________- practiced different lifestyles of different nations. |
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| ______________-homes were one-story homes with Dutch doors and large yards. |
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| Philadelphia had canals leading-_______ ___ _____ |
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| What 2 cities were port cities? |
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| New Amsterdam and Philadelphia |
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| Philadelphia's market days brought people from-______________- together. |
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| The Dutch enjoyed what 3 activities; |
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| bowling , ice skating, and sledding |
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| Philadelphia was known for its country atmosphere because of the |
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| Farmers knew how much beyond agriculture. |
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| ________is a plant from which blue dye is made. |
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| What crop did John Rolfe first successfully plant? |
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| What are three surplus crops of the South: |
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| Since tobacco required space, the land was divided into large farms called: |
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| Europeans working in exchange for their passage were: |
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| African captives who were forced to work were called: |
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| Some slaveowners justified their use of slaves by claiming that the African slaves were accustomed to the |
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| What 3 things characterize the geographical advantages of Southern farming? |
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| mild climate, many waterways, level fertile land |
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| The plantation waterway provided the what services |
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| transportation of products to the city, travel to church, travel to neighboring plantations |
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| The plantation included what workshops |
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| carpentors shop, blacksmith, meat-curing room |
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| Plantation families got together for what events |
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| church, visits, sports events |
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| Plantation children might be instructed by what people |
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| an indentured servent, mother, teacher |
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| The Southern family enjoyed what events |
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| fox hunts, the arrival of the ship from england, market day |
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| Plantation residents included what people |
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| indentured servants, field managers, black slaves |
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| Southerners enjoyed what sports |
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| cockfights, horce racing, fox hunts |
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| The master's home had what features |
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| balconies, front porch, gardens |
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