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CHAPTER 6. REVIEW. Middle Colonies. What the names of the four Middle Colonies?. The Middle Colonies are:. New York New Jersey Pennsylvania Delaware. Why were the Middle Colonies called the “breadbasket” colonies?. Because they raised so many crops that were used to make bread. - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
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CHAPTER 6REVIEW
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Middle Colonies• What the names of the four Middle Colonies?
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The Middle Colonies are:
•New York•New Jersey•Pennsylvania•Delaware
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Why were the Middle Colonies called the
“breadbasket” colonies?
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Because they raised so many crops that were used to make bread.
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The Dutch began building settlements in New Netherland. The
English wanted control of this colony because they wanted their colonies to grow,
or __?__.
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EXPAND
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What two colonies were formed when
New Netherland was divided?
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They were:
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What was the name of the religious group of people that believed
all people are “equal” and “violence is
wrong”?
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The Society of Friends, which were also known
as Quakers.
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The most well-known Quaker was a man
named William Penn. What colony did he
start?
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What does the word “Pennsylvania” mean?
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Penn’s Woods
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What three customs,
traditions, or ideas did German immigrants bring with them to the Middle Atlantic
colonies?
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Pennsylvania Rifle
Conestoga Wagon
Idea of barn raisings
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What man was known for his
inventions, writings, witty
sayings, weather
forecasts and the books he
wrote?
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Benjamin Franklin
What denominatio
n of American
money is he on?
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Benjamin Franklin published a book each year that had
some of his stories, weather forecasts, jokes and witty
sayings in it. What was the name of this book?
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Poor Richard’sAlmanack
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VOCABULAR
Y
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The Quakers looked for a safe place,
or _?_, where they could live
and worship as they pleased.
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REFUGE
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What term guarantees that a person accused of breaking
the law will have the right to be tried by a jury of fellow
citizens?
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TRIAL BY JURY
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What vocabulary term is also
another word for fairness?
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JUSTICE
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The religious movement that
led to the rebirth of religious ways was called the _?
_.
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GREAT AWAKENING
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William Penn divided his colony into area’s of land
that were approximately
5,000 acres in size. These blocks of land
were called _?_.
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TOWNSHIPS
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People who come into a new country to make
a new home there are known
as _?_.
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IMMIGRANTS
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During colonial times a volunteer army, or _?_ , was needed to
protect the nearby homes and villages.
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MILITIA
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The land between the
Atlantic Coastal Plain
and the Appalachian Mountains is
called the _?_.
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PIEDMONT
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During frontier days, settlers
called the area of land beyond or “in back of” the
area of land settled by the
Europeans the _?_.
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BACKCOUNTRY
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What was the name of the road many
frontiers people used to move to the backcountry?
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GREAT WAGONROAD
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Many people who lived in the backcountry lived in log huts or cabins. Parents slept on a bed of blankets which covered a pile of leaves.
Children would sleep in the _?_, the area of the house
between the ceiling and the roof.
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LOFT
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Example of what a backcountry cabin might look like.
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30%
Circle or Pie Graph
55%
10%
5%
The total amount of a circle graph should equal 100%.