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- 1. New England Colonies Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Connecticut, and Rhode Island.
- 2. Important Attributes • The New England colonies were known for exporting, fish, lumber, grains, and ships. • The New England Colonies were the biggest in importing and exporting because of their many ports. People in the colonies traded with people in England, thus making the New England Colonies very lucrative. • Small plots of land was planted on so that the colonies could be self relient.
- 3. Effects of Triangular Trade • The Triangular Trade helped the New England Colonies with the buying and selling of slaves for profit so that the Southern Colonies could use the slaves for their plantation.
- 4. Effects of Great Awakening • The Great awakening effected the New England Colonies by allowing people to come to the America’s and practice the religion they wanted to practice without being persecuted or some other form of punishment because they didn’t believe in the traditional religion of wherever they came from. • The Great Awakening is the reason why different religious groups moved to the Americas to make religions such as, Calvinism, Predestination beliefs, Congregationalism, and intolerance.
- 5. Effects of Enlightenment Thinking on Gov. • Enlightenment not only affected the New England colonies, but the Europe too. It gave everybody a uniform view of the world, by simply looking at nature and making sense of things that were muddled by the incorrect conclusions of the past.
- 6. Middle Colonies New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware
- 7. Important Attributes • The Middle Colonies were mainly used for agriculture, and industry. • The most prevalent things grown in the middle colonies were grains. These grains were sold to England for profit. • The industry in the Middle Colonies was the making of iron and the making of all different types of fabrics.
- 8. Effects of Triangular Trade • The Middle Colonies traded mostly iron ore products, and grains with the England through the triangular trade. The Middle colonies didn’t really need slaves because they were not growing things on a large scale to where that needed slaves. Despite the lack of a need for slaves in the Middle Colonies there were still slaves.
- 9. Effects of Great Awakening • The Great Awakening effected each area of the colonies in relatively the same way. All of the sections of the colonies were established and everyone was now aloud to practice any religion they wanted to.
- 10. Effects of Enlightenment Thinking on the Gov. • Enlightenment gave people a somewhat united view of the world and common knowledge that everyone should’ve known.
- 11. Southern Colonies Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia
- 12. Important Attributes • The Southern Colonies were specifically known for their agriculture. They grew things like Rice, Greens, Tobacco, Corn, and Sugar. • The Southern Colonies soil was the most fertile of all of the thirteen colonies which made it a great place for farming and agriculture. • The people that came to the Southern Colonies were mostly out to make money by farming, and Agriculture.
- 13. Effects of Triangular Trade • In the Triangular trade the southern colonies were affected by the selling of their Agricultural goods. They trade mostly rice, indigo, tobacco, sugar, timber, and cotton to the England Colonies.
- 14. Effects of Great Awakening • The Great Awakening allowed for the people of the Southern Colonies to get an education and learn different and sometimes better ways of doing things to make life easier and to help the colonies make money.
- 15. Effects of Enlightenment Thinking on the Gov. • The Enlightenment in the Southern Colonies gave them knew ways of getting things done on the plantations and farms to help get the jobs done better and more efficiently.