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Worked as homemakers, could not vote and had few

chances for education

A 100

What are women?

A 100

People owned as property for life with no rights

A 200

What are slaves?

A 200

Men and women who did not have money for the passage to the colonies and agreed to

work without pay for the person who paid for their

passage

A 300

Who are indentured servants?

A 300

People who worked the land according to their region,

depended on family for help

A 400

Who are farmers?

A 400

Worked as craftsmen in towns and on the plantation

A 500

Who are artisans?

A 500

First permanent English settlement in North America

B 100

What is Jamestown?

B 100

Settled by separatists from the Church of England who wanted to avoid religious

persecution

B 200

What is the Plymouth Colony?

B 200

Established as an economic venture. There is no evidence what happened to the settlers.

B 300

What is Roanoke Island?

B 300

Settled by people who had been in debtor’s prisons in

England

B 400

What is Georgia?

B 400

Settled by the Quakers

B 500

What is Pennsylvania?

B 500

Social life centered around the village and the church

C 100

What is New England?

C 100

Civic life centered around Market Towns

C 200

What are the Mid-Atlantic Colonies?

C 200

Civic life centered around Town Meetings

C 300

What is New England?

C 300

DAILY DOUBLE

C 400

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Social life centered around villages and cities, varied and

diverse religions and life styles

C 400

What are the Mid-Atlantic Colonies?

C 400

Civic life centered around a system of counties

C 500

What are the Southern Colonies?

C 500

Rhode Island, Connecticut, Massachusetts, New

Hampshire

D 100

What are the New England colonies?

D 100

New York, Delaware, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania

D 200

What are the Mid-Atlantic colonies?

D 200

Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, and

Georgia

D 300

What are the Southern Colonies?

D 300

Mountain range shared by all colonies

D 400

What are the Appalachian Mountains?

D 400

This region has moderate summers and cold winters

D 500

What is New England?

D 500

Timber, fish, deep harbors

E 100

What is New England?

E 100

Rich farmlands, rivers

E 200

What are natural resources of Mid-Atlantic region?

E 200

The SOLs list these as natural resources for a group of

colonies: fertile farmlands, rivers, harbors.

E 300

What are the Southern Colonies?

E 300

Blacksmiths, coopers, wigmakers, seamstresses, and whitesmiths are

examples of these

E 400

What are examples of skilled craftsmen or artisans?

E 400

Natural resources and trade led these colonies to be called

the breadbasket.

E 500

What are the Mid-Atlantic colonies?

E 500

An example would be that England imposed strict

control over trade.

F 100

What is economics?

F 100

An example would be that Colonists had to obey laws

that were enforced by governors.

F 200

What is politics?

F 200

England taxed the colonies after the French and Indian

War

F 300

What is economics?

F 300

Colonial governors were appointed by the King or the

proprietor.

F 400

What is politics?

F 400

Colonial legislatures made laws for each colony and

were monitored by colonial governors

F 500

What is politics?

F 500

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PEOPLE

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These people lived predominately in the South and relied on indentured servants and/or

enslaved African American slaves for labor

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Who were the large landowners?

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