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QR Challenge: A Trip through the 13 English Colonies- Economy, Government, Geographic Features, Climate, and History

QuestionAnswer
Government: Duke of York chose the governors who then chose a council to make decisions; colonists elected representatives to an assembly; representatives made laws but were not very powerfulMC
Economy: Fishing; Shipbuilding; Lumbering; Whaling; Trapping wild animals; Logging; Subsistence farming; Rum for trade in the TransAtlantic Slave TradeNE
Geographic Features: soil was good for farming; rivers for transporting goods; Appalachian MountainsSC
Climate: Warm and sunny; long growing seasonSC
Government: Maryland passed the Act Concerning Religion known as the Act of Toleration; ensured freedom of religion for settlers in the colony; part of the 1st amendment to the US Constitution is based on the Act of TolerationSC
History: Jamestown was the first permanent settlement in 1607; Maryland was established as a haven for Catholics; Georgia was founded for debtors-served as a buffer between the English Colonies and Spanish FloridaSC
History: New York was founded by the Dutch and called New Netherland; English acquired the colony and changed the name to New York; Pennsylvania was founded by William Penn-a QuakerMC
Climate: Longer growing season; abundance of sun and rainMC
Climate: distinct seasons; summers were mild and short; winters were harsh with up to 4 feet of snow a yearNE
Government: American democracy began in the New England colonies; Boston created town meetings where every MAN had a voice; Thomas Hooker wrote the Fundamental Orders of Connecticut-1st written constitution in the colonies; constitution was first to support the "consent of the governed"NE
History: Roger Williams founded Rhode Island so every colonists could worship freely; Thomas Hooker founded Connecticut in 1630; Pilgrims and Puritans searching for religious freedom denied to them back in EnglandNE
Geographic Features: thin layer of rocky soil too poor to grow crops; hills; mountains; thick-forestsNE
Economy: Farming; cash crops like grains; called the Breadbasket Colonies; Livestock; Small family farms; small industries; selling manufactured products; merchants; lawyers; teachers; glass blowers; silversmiths; blacksmithsMC
Geographic Features: wide rivers like the Delaware River and Hudson River; rich soil for growing crops; natural resources-coal, iron, copper; natural harbors on the coastMC
Economy: Cash crops-tobacco, rice, and indigo sold to England as part of the mercantilism system; economy based on slave laborSC

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