Ch6 - The Middle Colonies

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What geographical advantage most helped the Middle Colonies become known as the "breadbasket" colonies?
fertile soil to grow wheat, corn, and rye
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After taking control on New Netherlands from the Dutch, which two colonies did the English form in that region?
New York and New Jersey
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refuge
a safe place
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proprietor
owner
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justice
fairness
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diversity
different groups of people with various backgrounds and religions
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immigrant
a person who comes into a country to live there
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tolerance
acceptance
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militia
a volunteer army
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prosperity
wealth or success
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apprentice
a person who is learning a trade from a skilled employer, having agreed to work for a fixed period at low wages.
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artisan
A skilled craftsperson who teaches an apprentice his/her craft or job
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Pennsylvania's government was called
the Frame of Government of Pennsylvania
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William Penn made peace with the leader of the Lenni Lenape tribe. What was his name?
Tamanend
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Which minister during The Great Awakening used emotion during his sermons to reach his congregation?
George Whitefield
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How did the Middle Colonies differ from the New England Colonies?
The Middle Colonies were home to a mix of different people and religions.
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Why were port cities important to the economic success in the Middle Colonies?
They were major centers for trade.
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Which craftsman would need a grist mill?
farmer
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What three rights did Pennsylvania give all citizens?
freedom of speech, freedom of religion and the right to trial by jury
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What were some effects of the Great Awakening?
1)helped bring people together 2)greater religious tolerance 3)equal participation-everyone was welcome 4)diversity of religions 5)more church members 6)free exercise of religion