1. Rock H7 Use Colonies Graphic Organizer
Colonial Regions
Rock H7
Use Colonies Graphic Organizer

2. Persia Political- Who should be in charge?
Economic- How will you make a living?
Religious- What is the meaning of life– its origin, destination, purpose?
Social- How shall we related to others?
Intellectual- How shall we learn?
Artistic- How shall we express ourselves--- emotions, thoughts, ideas?

3. Massachusetts (Maine), New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Connecticut
New England Colonies
Massachusetts (Maine), New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Connecticut

4. -Rocky and Hilly due to the Appalachian Mts
-Rocky and Hilly due to the Appalachian Mts. -Tons of Trees, Rivers -Mild short summers, cold winters month growing season, poor rocky soil -many large seaports
Geography

5. New England Product Jobs Sailor Subsistence Farmer Businessman
Ship building
Whaling
Furs
Maple Syrup
Horses
Furniture
Jobs
Sailor
Subsistence Farmer
Businessman
Lumber jack
Fisherman/Whaler

7. NE Culture
P- Town meetings, landowning males votes, Royal colonies- ruled by England, Charter E- Fishing, shipbuilding, trade, furs. Thin rocky soil made farming unproductive R-Mostly Puritan, no holidays, no singing, mandatory church, Congressional Church- tax supported S- Towns and cities, strong sense of community, deference society, expelled I-First compulsory public schools, Harvard, scientific pursuits based on religion A- painting, writing

8. Hardly any slavery- wasn’t economical, only on fishing vessels
Hardly any slavery- wasn’t economical, only on fishing vessels   Navigation Acts of 1651   All shipping had to be done in England or English owned colonial ships Tobacco, wood, sugar could only be sold to England Europeans had to go through England to trade with the colonies Tax on goods not shipped to England   Above created Smuggling, Pirates

9. New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Maryland, Delaware
Middle Colonies
New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Maryland, Delaware

10. -Bread basket- Avg. colonist eats 1 lb of Bread/Day -rivers and streams Grist Mills -Mild/Hot summers, mildly cold winters month growing season, Great soil -Due to grains= Philly, NYC, Baltimore -Cooper, Sawyer, Smith, Potter, Miller
Geography

11. Middle Colonies Bread Furs Guns Coal Flax Subsistence Farmer Tailors
Product
Bread
Furs
Guns
Coal
Flax
Jobs
Subsistence Farmer
Tailors
Brickmakers
Silver/Gunsmiths
Glassblowers

12. AA- top- 3 or less what is it bottom- 1s, How is it used in the MC

13. Flax

14. MC Culture E- Grain farms, seaports, iron works
P- Representative Legislature- white, landowning males vote, male (some female) property owners
E- Grain farms, seaports, iron works
R- many churches, religious tolerance
S- Farms and cities, Egalitarian (=), many ethnicities
I- No public schools, private schools/tutors
A- writing (Ben Franklin, Thomas Paine)

15. Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia
Southern Colonies
Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia

16. - Plantation Economy- Rice, Tobacco, Indigo -Plantation= 1000 acres or 90% of a Football Field -Hot summers, mild winters month growing season, Good Clay soil -indentured Servitude Forced Labor -Slave Life- 15 hrs, small room, ¼ bushel corn and 1lb of pork/ family
Geography

17. Southern Colonies Tobacco (Cotton) Indigo Molasses Sugar
Product
Tobacco
(Cotton)
Indigo
Molasses
Sugar
Jobs
Subsistence Farmer
Plantation owner
Shoemaker
Carpenters

18. AA- top- 3 or less what is it bottom- 1s, How is it used in the SC

19. sc Culture E- Plantations and small farms
P- Royal colonies, king hired governors
E- Plantations and small farms
R- Anglican (Church of England), tax supported churches
S- Authoritarian, Deference
I- No public schools and few private schools, tutors for wealthy
A- Architecture- Thomas Jefferson, writing- James Madison