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Flashcards comparing and contrasting the thirteen colonies, focusing on key colonies, figures, reasons for settlement, economic activities, and predominant religions.
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Name three key New England Colonies
Plymouth, Massachusetts Bay, Connecticut
Name four key Middle Colonies
New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware
Name five key Southern Colonies
Maryland, Virginia, South Carolina, North Carolina, Georgia
Name two key figures associated with the New England Colonies
Cotton Mather, John Winthrop
Name two key figures associated with the Middle Colonies
Joan Rolfe, William Berkley
Name two key figures associated with the Southern Colonies
Lord Baltimore, James Oglethrope
What were the primary reasons for settlement in the New England Colonies?
Religious freedom (Pilgrims and Puritans) and economic opportunity
What were the motivations behind settling the Southern Colonies?
Gold, silver, precious metals, raw materials, and land
What characterized the economic activity in all thirteen colonies?
Agriculture and primary production
What characterized the economic activity in the Middle Colonies?
Tobacco cultivation
Which sought-after crop was widely cultivated in Georgia and South Carolina?
Indigo
What characterized the economic activity in the Southern Colonies?
Reliance on cash crops such as tobacco and plantations
Which religious groups were predominant in the New England Colonies?
Pilgrims and Puritans
Which religious groups were predominant in the Middle Colonies?
Puritans
Which religious groups were predominant in the Southern Colonies?
Baptists and Prespurtarian