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AnswersAnswer Below!!! Explanation: The three British colonial regions in North America,which were Northern,Middle,and Southern,were all very similar in there reasons for colonizing land and creating the same goals.The three different regions had different religious influences,but it was still one of the core parts of the colonization. Hope I helped!!! :) Answer from: Quest from the conditions of the working class in england by friedrich engels,the main idea is : manchester's leaders hoped to oppress its working class to benefit factory owners. Answer from: Quest the nationalists wanted a strong central government so the new country wouldn't fall apart. - r3ktforgood ☕ Other questions on the subject: HistoryFollowing archduke franz ferdinand's assassination, austro-hungarian leaders: a. aided the ottoman empire in its campaign to keep serbia under its control. b. executed nearly all prominent serbs living in austria-hungary c. threatened to invade serbia if serb leaders did not agree to a set of strict demands. d.. formed an alliance with great britain to protect austria-hungary from future attacks. Answers: 1 Initialy plantations everywhere growing cotton Answers: 3 The transcontinental railroad runs from the to the i. north ii. south iii. east iv. west a. i and ii b. ii and iii. c. iii and iv d. ii and iv Answers: 1 What does separation of church and state mean? Answers: 2 You know the right answer? Write two or three sentences describing at least two similarities among the colonial regions. HURRY!... Questions in other subjects:Biology, 25.10.2020 21:00 Biology, 25.10.2020 21:00 Mathematics, 25.10.2020 21:00 English, 25.10.2020 21:00 Biology, 25.10.2020 21:00 Chemistry, 25.10.2020 21:00 Biology, 25.10.2020 21:00 Mathematics, 25.10.2020 21:00 Mathematics, 25.10.2020 21:00
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Terms in this set (77)... ... What similarities and differences existed among the colonial regions? The different resources that are good in the different colonies but similarities are all the regions have some parts where the do cattle and grain. New England Colonies The New England colonies were extremely hard to farm in because of the long cold winters and the rocky, hilly landscape. The colonies did thrive using their forests and seas to provide plenty of fish. The first settlers came to the Colonies of New England seeking religious freedom. Lumbering and fishing along with trading were huge parts of their colonies. Middle Colonies The landscape had rich soil and nice coastal plains making the Middle Colonies good for farming and raising livestock. They also had valleys filled with forests making it a good ship building area. The economy was good using farming, lumbering, shipbuilding and many other occupations structuring it. One if the groups that settled there were the Quakers looking for religious freedom to practice. Southern Colonies The southern colonies consisted of lots of rivers and lots of wetlands. The soil along with the hot climate were good for growing cash crops like tobacco and rice. The wealthy colonists took advantage of the good land an climate to start huge farms called plantations. They used enslaved Africans to sow and harvest their fields. Massachusetts Colony Religion One of the religions was Massachusetts Colony Reasons for settlement To have freedom to
practice Massachusetts Colony Geography and Climate The climate had very cold winters and Massachusetts Colony Settlers They were Puritans Massachusetts Colony Government They were self governing Massachusetts Colony Economy Crop and livestock Rhode Island Colony Religion Various Faiths Rhode Island Colony Reasons for Settlement They were seeking Rhode Island Colony Geography and Climate Hot humid summers Rhode Island Colony Settlers They came to America Rhode Island Colony Government Self-governing Rhode Island Colony Economy Farming, lumbering, Connecticut Colony Religion Puritan Connecticut Colony Reasons For Settlement The Puritans want Connecticut Colony Geography and Climate The geography consisted Connecticut Colony Settlers The Puritans were Connecticut Colony Government They had a written constitution Connecticut Colony Economy The main parts of their economy New York Colony Religion They had various faiths. New York Colony Reasons for Settlement The Dutch wanted it for New York Colony Geography and Climate The
climate had cold, snowy New York Colony Settlers Dutch and English settlers New York Colony Government They had a British-appointed New York Colony Economy Their economy consisted of Pennsylvania Colony Religion The religion had various Pennsylvania Colony Reasons for Settlement They wanted religious freedom Pennsylvania Colony Geography and Climate The climate had cold winters Pennsylvania Colony Settlers They
settlers were English Pennsylvania Colony Government Self- governing Pennsylvania Colony Economy The economy ran off of Maryland Colony Religion They were mostly Maryland Colony Reasons for Settlement Catholics wanted a place Maryland Colony Geography and Climate They had cold, rainy winters Maryland Colony Settlers Catholics and Protestants Maryland Colony Government Self-governing Maryland Colony Economy The economy ran off
of Virginia Colony Religion Church of England Virginia Colony Reasons for Settlement The reason was to make Virginia Colony Geography and Climate The geography was mostly Virginia Colony Settlers English landowners, Virginia Colony Government They were self-governed with Virginia Colony Economy The economy was mostly Georgia Colony Religion They had various religions. Georgia Colony Reasons for Settlement George II and James Edwards Georgia Colony Geography and Climate The geography had wetland Georgia Colony Settlers The
settlers consisted of Georgia Colony Government Self-governing Georgia Colony Economy The economy thrived off of What regions is Georgia in? Southern What regions is Massachusetts in? New England What region is Rhode Island in? New England What regions is Connecticut in? New England What regions is New York in? Middle What regions is Pennsylvania in? Middle What regions is Maryland in? Southern What regions is Virginia in?
Southern What problem did the Separatists see? How did they propose to solve it? The separatists did not land in the right place because of a storm that threw them off course. Since they weren't in the right place they were not under the charter anymore and just had to govern themselves. Who would choose the "government and governors"? They got all the men together of the colony and wrote up their own government an then voted to find the governors. According to the Mayflower Compact, what were the reasons for forming a government? To order themselves and to make just and equal laws. What did the signers expect the government to do? They wanted to govern with the power of the people. To whom did the signers promise "submission and obedience"? The signers promised that to the general good of the colonies. Define the free enterprise system. Free enterprise system is the freedom of a private business to organize and operate for profit in a competitive system without interference by government and keep the national economy in balance When did the free enterprise system begin in the United States? Free enterprise started in 1776, the year the Declaration of Independence was written. Explain why free enterprise developed in the new nation. Free enterprise helped the new nation develop because it meant that quality products thrived in the markets and the free enterprise system usually made good quality products getting made and sold. As well as entrepreneurs taking huge risks to make the big bucks making the economy better. The creative people were also drawn to the big money, which made them drawn to new ideas. Describe the characteristics and benefits of a free enterprise system The free enterprise system is really good for the American economy. It allows private businesses to work without the government interfering and some great products come out of it. They also love the money aspect and is really good for the economy. As well as being able to switch your profession at any given time. What proportion of the colonial population lived on small family farms? 9 out of 10 people in the colonial population lived on a small farm. How accurate is the headline "Study Shows Farmers Spend Several Hours Playing Cards Each Day" This is very inaccurate because it said the farmers worked hard to grow crop and make things like butter. They also have to add additions to their houses as their family grows. How accurate is the headline "Unemployment Rises in Cities—Colonists Return to Mother Country": mostly accurate, partly accurate, or mostly inaccurate? This is not correct because they had many jobs to do there including carpenters, shoe makers and house builders. What proportion of the colonial population lived in cities? 1 out of 20 colonists lived in the colonial cities. How accurate is the headline "Colonists Ignore Principles of Self-Government": mostly accurate, partly accurate, or mostly inaccurate? This is not correct because the colonists loved England and wanted to be apart of England and followed their rules. How were the rights of English citizens strengthened during each of these years? Include the words in parentheses in your answers. 1215 (Magna Carta, king) 1265 (Parliament, laws) 1689 (English Bill of Rights, taxes)Text to speech In the year 1215 king john sighted the "Great Charter" this established that not even the king is above the law. In 1265 there was a Parliament in England. An act that states the power to impose taxes belongs to parliament. This also includes the right to petition the king and a trial by jury. How accurate is the headline "African Merchants Make Fortunes Trading Cloth for Rum": mostly accurate, partly accurate, or mostly inaccurate? This is not correct because it was not the African merchants making fortunes it was the English merchants making fortunes by selling the Africans and being part of the slave trade. Sets found in the same folderAPUSH Period 181 terms KATHERINE_PARKER3 Apush Summer Work40 terms pancakesarepizza Major Battles of the Revolutionary War8 terms hcps-miliasl Unit 4 - Writing the Constitution22 terms jreifenbergTEACHER Other sets by this creator
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What are the 3 different colonial regions called?The colonies developed into three distinct regions: New England, the Middle Colonies, and the Southern Colonies. Each region developed a different economy and society.
What are some similarities between the northern and Southern Colonies?The colonies of the south and the New England had one similarity; there relationship with the natives. Both of the colonies had very bad relations with the natives. The south needed the native land for tobacco plantations, which caused a lot of conflict between the two groups.
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