These colonies had shipbuilders and fisherman living in them.

The Mid-Atlantic colonies grew many grains and became know as what? (Nickname)

True or False The two main jobs of the Southern colonies was agriculture and wood production.

The Mid-Atlantic colonies were given this nickname because of so many different people settling there.

Name the 5 Southern colonies.

The two main groups of people who settled in the New England colonies

Raising livestock and grains, fishing, and busy trade centers were important what of the MId-Atlantic colonies.

Name 3 cash crops of the Southern colonies.

This geographical feature ran through most of the 13 colonies.

Large farms in the south were called...

List two geographical features of the New
England colonies.

True or False People from many different countries and cultures came to settle the Mid-Atlantic colonies.

True or False The climate of the Southern colonies was warm and humid in the summer and mild in the winter.

This group of people worked for free for 3 to 7 years and then set free to live on their own.

True or False
The climate of the New England was extremely cold in the winter and mild in the summer.

The Pilgrims and Puritans come to America seeking this.

Lowlands, harbors and bays, rivers, Appalachian Mountains and rich fertile soil are what of the Mid-Atlantic colonies.

Appalachian Mountains, hilly Piedmont, Atlantic Coastal Plain, freshwater rivers and streams. What do these describe?

An efficient way to work and the cost of items produced is lower is called ...

Group of people who was brought to America and sold to plantation owner were called...

Fishing, shipbuilding and trade centers are important in this region.

Pennsylvania, New York, New Jersey, and Delaware are these.

Name 3 different people who lived in the Southern colonies.

The willful exchange of goods so that both parties gain something from it is called,,,

Name the four Mid-Atlantic colonies.