2. By: Cameran W.

3. Founding Fathers Some founding fathers were:  Alexander Hamilton Alexander was the first secretary of treasury  George Washington George was the first president of the United States  Ben Franklin Ben was “the First American”  John Jay John was the first chief justice of the supreme court

4. 3 Regions and the states that are in the region The three regions were:  New England Massachusetts, Connecticut, New Hampshire and Rhode Island  Middle Colony New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Delaware  Southern colonies Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina and Georgia

5. What made the regions famous New England  Fishing  Whaling  Trapping  Shipbuilding  Logging Middle colonies  Barley  Wheat  Oats  Rye Southern colonies  Tabaco  Sugar cane  Rice  Cotton  Indigo

6. Tools  Augers  Gimlets  Braces

7. Jobs Milliners  They make shirts, shifts, aprons, handkerchiefs etc. Weavers  They weave wool, flax, hemp, and silk Silversmith  Silversmiths make silver

8. Music  Drums  Fifes

9. Crafts and Games  Play boardgames  Puzzles  Cards

10. Clothing  Men- breeches, stockings and silk crawart  Women- hooped petticoats, lace aprons and stays

11. Education Young girls learned:  Mend clothes  Make dolls

12. Food Some types of food were…  Apple Tansey  Cream of peanut soup  Dutch apple dumplings

13. Slavery Slavery came to America because they traded slaves for manufactured goods. The middle region became most dependent on it was the middle region. Slavery came to America because they traded slaves for manufactured goods. The middle region became most dependent on it was the middle region.

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